Odisha puts 11 districts on high alert as low-pressure system intensifies

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The Odisha government placed 11 districts on high alert for heavy rainfall caused by a developing low-pressure system in the Bay of Bengal.
Officials expect the system to reach the coasts of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh by September 23, 2026.
Authorities closed a vital mountain road in Kandhamal district citing landslide risks.
The government is managing reservoir levels and monitoring infrastructure to prepare for potential flooding.

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“There is currently no possibility of a cyclone. However, heavy rainfall triggered by the low-pressure system is likely in the southern districts. The State Government is closely monitoring the possibility of heavy rainfall in southern Odisha”
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…to keep a close watch on the situation as it evolved across 11 districts. Kalinga Ghati, a crucial Ghat Road connecting Kandhamal district, has been closed for vehicular movement, due to the threat of landslides. “ There is currently no possibility of a cyclone. However, heavy rainfall triggered by the low-pressure system is likely in the southern districts. The State Government is closely monitoring the possibility of heavy rainfall in southern Odisha ,” said Ms. Garg. The Water Resources Department reviewed water levels in various reservoirs. Levels in the Balimela and Kolab reservoirs were normal with sufficient capacity to accommodate rainwater. However, since the…

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