Andhra Pradesh and its surrounding states like karnataka recieved is recieving heavy rainfall since 2 days . Thereby resulting in floods in districts like Kurnool , Mahboobnagar and surrounding cities.The flood situation in the region remained grim as water continued to overflow from Srisailam Dam and heavy inflows from Karnataka still continued. All the gates where opened and water is still gushing out strongly. Even Nagarjuna Sagars all water gates have been opened and concerned authorities are monitoring the situation closely.
Nearly three lakh people had been evacuated from the five flood-affected districts of Kurnool, Mehbubnagar, Guntur, Krishna and Nalgonda, said Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah from Hyderabad. Helicopters from the Air Force and other agencies dropped packets of food, drinking water, milk and bread to the people still stranded in several villages on top of their houses.The National Highway Number 7 between Hyderabad and Kurnool remained cut off as water from river Krishna overflowed at the Beechupally bridge and hundreds of vehicles remained stranded. The buses and trains which pass through Mehboobnagar and Kurnool were also disrupted.
Strangely in spite of such massive destruction across Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka , the so called national news channel only focus on news from mumbai , delhi and northern region. It was the time when national news channels should have focused to provide the information to the relatives who are eager to get news from these places of Andhra pradesh. Luckily there are many regional channels which are covering these floods situation properly.
Even continuous rains are witnesses in the city of Hyderabad and Telangana region, people are advised not to venture out in rains unless its mandatory. Many trains from travelling through these places has been cancelled or postponed as tracks have been washed away in few places. Prakasham barrage is also said to above the danger mark .
Watch this space for more updates and images from Nagarjuna Sagar Dam , Srisailam Dam and other areas.
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