"heavy-rains"

State government has declared holiday for all educational institutions in Hyderabad and Medchal-Malkajgiri districts on Tuesday

Heavy to very heavy rains is likely in parts of North Coastal AP (NCAP), South Coastal AP (SCAP), Rayalaseema and Yanam from Monday to Wednesday, along with lightning and thunderstorms.

Nirmal district saw an average rainfall of 84.1 mm. Mudhole mandal received the highest rainfall of 122.2 mm, followed by Kaddampeddur mandal which had 113 mm of rainfall.

The Hyderabad Meteorological Centre predicts that the state is likely to experience light to moderate rains at many places for the next three days.

Though the district administrations have taken up immediate repair works to restore road connectivity after the floods receded, permanent repair is to be taken up

The evacuated people have been provided with dry food and a free kitchen along with drinking water.

Eleven people were killed and 27 others were missing as of Tuesday morning due to flooding in Beijing

The stream overflowed after heavy rains in the catchment area.

Sanjay said the Meteorological Department had predicted heavy rains, but the State government did not take any precautionary measures.

Several parts of the district continued to see heavy rains for the second day on Friday, throwing normal life out of gear.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah was scheduled to attend a couple of programmes in Hyderabad on Saturday

At least five persons were killed and two more missing in different rain-related incidents as an incessant downpour pounded Mumbai and most parts of Maharashtra.

Sriramsagar Project, the lifeline of State, is close to its gross storage level of 90.30 TMC

In the wake of heavy rains, floodgates of the Lower Manair Dam were lifted to release water into the river, with 56,000 cusecs of water being discharged by lifting 16 gates.

The second highest rainfall of 61.65 cm was recorded at Chityal in Jayashankar Bhupalpally district

In addition to Jampanna Vagu and other streams have swelled beyond their capacity due to incessant rainfall, leading to further flooding in various parts of Mulugu

The municipal staff, with canceled leaves, is fully deployed for relief works, closely monitoring the situation resulting from heavy rains.

Due to rainwater entering their houses, residents of Arunakkanagar and Jhansinagar in Naspur municipality were compelled to evacuate their homes.

Heavy rains lash parts of Adilabad, Nirmal, and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts, disrupting normal life and causing havoc for farmers.

The situation and relief programs in various districts are being monitored by DGP Anjani Kumar and other senior police officers.