Water bodies overflowing in Peddapalli district
The highest rainfall of 128.3 mm was recorded in Kamanpur followed by Palthem -107.3 mm, Kunaram-105 mm, and Palakurthi-100.0 mm.
Peddapalli: Rivulets, tanks, ponds and other water bodies in the district were overflowing on Tuesday following the heavy rainfall recorded in the last 24 hours.
The highest rainfall of 128.3 mm was recorded in Kamanpur followed by Palthem -107.3 mm, Kunaram-105 mm, and Palakurthi-100.0 mm.
The rainfall was widespread across the district with some places experiencing heavy rain. Ramangampalli recorded 87.3 mm, Mutharam-84.8 mm, Malyalapalli-83.8 mm, Srirampur-83.0 mm, Bhojannapet-81.3 mm, Ramagundam-63.5 mm, Dharmaram and Julapalli-61.8 mm, Anthargoan-55.8 mm, Manthani and Eklaspur-55.0 mm.
Road connectivity between few villages disconnected as a rivulet is overflowing from road-dam near Kanampalli of Dharmaram mandal.
Dharmaram market committee Chairman Gurram Mohan Reddy clearing garbage from road-dam near Kanampalli.
Dharmaram market committee chairman Gurram Mohan Reddy along with local youth cleared garbage piled up on the road for easy flow of flood water. Flood water entered some houses in Ragineddu village.
Coal production in opencast mines has also been affected due to heavy rains.
Several areas in Jagitial, Rajanna-Sircilla and Karimnagar districts also received rainfall.
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