Nagavali river floods damage crops and disrupt roads in Andhra Pradesh
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Flooding from the Nagavali river has damaged 10,000 acres of crops and disrupted transport across three districts in northern Andhra Pradesh.
The Hindu — Andhra PradeshThe brief
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- Heavy rainfall in the catchment areas along the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border has caused flash floods in the Nagavali, Vamsadhara, and Varahalagadda rivers.
- Over 10,000 acres of crops, primarily banana and vegetables, have been damaged in the region.
- Authorities have relocated residents from low-lying areas and established relief camps to manage the situation.
- Officials are prioritizing the safety of vulnerable groups like pregnant women in isolated tribal areas.
- The government plans to conduct a full assessment of the agricultural losses once the water levels recede.
What to watch next
- Water inflow levels from the catchment areas
- Government damage assessment after water levels return to normal
- Coordination efforts between Andhra Pradesh and Odisha officials
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Ramsundar Reddy
Vizianagaram Collector
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“The irrigation department was updating inflow figures every hour, he said, and people in low-lying areas of Vangara mandal, where the Madduvalasa reservoir is located, had been moved to safer places.”
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…Collector S. Ramsundar Reddy, who reviewed the flood situation in the early hours of Friday, told The Hindu that the situation was being closely monitored in Vangara, Regidi Amadalavalasa, Rajam and other areas. The irrigation department was updating inflow figures every hour, he said, and people in low-lying areas of Vangara mandal, where the Madduvalasa reservoir is located, had been moved to safer places. Flash floods disrupted roads in several parts of Parvathipuram Manyam district, and people in tribal areas were cut off after heavy inflows into the Varahalagadda. In response, the Collector asked officials to move…
Swapnil Dinakar Pundkar
Srikakulam Collector
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“The Vamsadhara and other rivers were getting inflows from their catchment along the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border, he said. Relief camps had been set up and people in the affected areas had been shifted, he added.”
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…officials to move about 158 pregnant women to hospitals and health centres. Srikakulam Collector Swapnil Dinakar Pundkar said the flood situation was being closely monitored in coordination with officials in Odisha. The Vamsadhara and other rivers were getting inflows from their catchment along the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border, he said. Relief camps had been set up and people in the affected areas had been shifted, he added. Published - September 25, 2026 11:37 am IST…
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