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Though the State government sought Rs.5,000 crore towards interim relief after the recent floods wreaked widespread havoc, the Centre has sanctioned only a meagre Rs. 416.80 crore.
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Inter-Ministerial Central Teams to visit Bihar and West Bengal, which have also been recently affected by floods, for making an on-the-spot assessment of damage
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As per the existing rules, even if the entire Telangana was inundated, the State Government would not be able to use even a single rupee from Rs.1, 350 crores available in the NDRF, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy told the Central team, which is currently assessing the flood damage.
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According to a status note released by the state government, 6.44 lakh people in seven districts were affected by the heavy rains and relief camps
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According to officials, NTR district, which houses Vijayawada, the most affected, accounted for 24 deaths, followed by Guntur (7) and Palnadu (1)
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Three helicopters from IAF and two from Navy deployed for airdropping food items and for airlifting people stranded in inundated areas
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Chief Minister says he will request the Central government to declare the flood in the State as a national calamity
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According to officials, the mini goods carrier vehicle was washed away by the surging waters of the Rallavagu stream at Edulapusapelli under Mahabubabad municipality limit
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Expressing condolences to the affected families over the loss of lives, BRS leader T Harish Rao urged the State government to initiate swift action to support those in distress.
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Meanwhile, a 190-member team resumes search operation at five zones of the disaster-struck area
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Special teams search in Chaliyar River from where several bodies and dismembered body parts were recovered
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The over 1,500-strong rescue team recover significant number of dismembered body parts from the debris
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The 1,500-strong rescue team, including Defence forces, NDRF, SDRF, police, fire service, and volunteers, began searches early Saturday morning in the hardest-hit areas of Churalmala, Velarimala, Mundakayil, and Punchirimadom.
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District administration, police, and other security forces are continuously working to rescue stranded pilgrims and locals
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Kerala requests deployment of advanced equipment, including one Xaver radar and four Reeco radars, which will be airlifted from Delhi in an IAF aircraft
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Four people also went missing in rain-related incidents in Dehradun, Haldwani and Chamoli
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Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said two Air Force helicopters will take part in the search and rescue operations
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Body of female student was retrieved from basement of building housing civil services coaching centre
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Intense rain briefly disrupts local train services during the rush hour between Kalyan and Thakurli stations
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In all 51 persons were trapped in the flood waters, and 41 persons were rescued using DDRF boats and a Navy helicopter that reached the spot from Eluru in Andhra Pradesh when reports last came in. Efforts were still on to rescue the remaining 10 persons.