1 hr Online Anga Pradakshinam tokens to be issued today. 52 mins Andhra Pradesh: Outfit slams YSRCP, TDP for supporting BJP’s Presidential candidate. 38 mins Andhra Pradesh: SC order on fund diversion a slap on YSRCP’s face, says Naidu. 15 mins Andhra Pradesh: Gang with counterfeit currency notes arrested in Madanapalle. 10 mins Financial aid, ration supplies should reach flood-hit people within 48 hours, says Jagan. 6 mins Andhra Pradesh: CPI leader urges TTD to ensure monetary aid to Bhajan artistes. 4 mins Andhra Pradesh: Rain adds to misery of flood victims in Godavari delta. 4 mins Andhra Pradesh: Height of Polavaram upper cofferdam increased by one metre in two days. Police were helping the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and the Civil Defence personnel in shifting people to relief camps. Ravi Prakash asked the officials to check the river and canal bunds for breaches. Prasanthi reviewed the supply of food and medicines. Palem, Seragalapalli, Anagarilanka, Narsapuram, Kanakayapalem and other hamlets on Monday.ĭoctors distributed medicines at medical camps and relief camps. Country-made boats were used to supply food to K.S. Meanwhile, the officials launched door-to-door distribution of food in the affected villages. They appealed to the officials to supply drinking water and chlorine tablets. The residents in the flood-hit areas feared outbreak of diseases as water remained stagnated. We have been enduring the flood situation for the last six days,” said M. “We have no drinking water and essential commodities. M Rama Rao, a resident of Doddipatla village said that many residents who had shifted to the houses nearby were waiting for help. Koteswari, a resident of Elamanchili Lanka village. 
Our village is under four feet of water now.
“We have been taking shelter on the terrace of a building for the six days as water entered our house. Mudinepalli, Denduluru, Kalidindi and Unguturu received more than 50 mm precipitation in the last few hours. In West Godavari district, Bhimavaram received 73.8 mm of rain, followed by Tanuku (65.2 mm), Palakol (64.2 mm), Narsapuram (58.2 mm), Kalla (55.2 mm), Tadepalligudem and Akiveedu (54.4 mm each).Īccording to the officials, Ganapavaram mandal recorded 77.4 mm rain, followed by Nidamarru (72.4 mm), Velerupadu (16.2 mm) and Kukunur (12.2 mm). Moderate rain in many parts of Eluru and West Godavari districts on Monday night added to the woes of the people who have been enduring flood situation for the past one week.
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