To prevent any loss of life due to the impact of Cyclone Arnab and for the welfare of the people of Andhra Pradesh, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, along with the district officials, has been continuously monitoring the situation tirelessly day and night without any break since yesterday.
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AP Beauro Report – Bharath (Dg) News
By- Raja Pentapati – Amaravati – Oct 28
Arnab may have taken a short break from the storm here and there.. but Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Chandrababu Naidu has been giving instructions to the district collectors and other officials through video conferences without taking any rest from last night regarding the welfare of the people of the State .
He has been providing information to the district collectors and other officials through video conferences without sleeping. Many prominent people say that leadership qualities should be like this..
It must be said that Chandrababu does not sleep in the state and in providing protection to the people, It must be said that there is no one better than Chandrababu in providing protection to the lives and property of the people without restlessness with him , and the state authorities.
From yesterday to today, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu responded to Cyclone Arnab by maintaining almost constant monitoring of the Andhra Pradesh disaster management machinery. In addition to reviewing the preparedness every hour, he held teleconferences with district collectors and field staff throughout the night. He said that his priority is to limit the damage to property and crops and ensure that there is no loss of life.
Naidu stayed awake throughout the night to get the latest information from the field level. He held another review meeting with top officials at 6:15 am this morning. He directly spoke to the district collectors, Real Time Governance Society officials and support staff of the affected areas to assess the situation and expedite the restoration work.
Despite election-related activities, he reviewed the cyclone preparedness every hour and was in constant contact with the collectors and top officials. State and district control rooms are functioning round the clock, with cyclone warning bulletins being issued every hour.
Speaking in a teleconference with about 32,000 personnel, from district collectors to field staff, he directed the officials to minimise the damage and restore normalcy quickly.
Roads blocked by fallen trees should be cleared within two hours, including real-time clearance on national highways. Power should be restored as soon as the strong winds subside.
Food, drinking water and medical supplies should be kept ready in cyclone shelters; people should be allowed to return to their homes only after the situation stabilizes.
Agricultural and horticultural crops should be protected, water should be prevented from entering fields, crop damage should be assessed. Ponds and canals should be kept clear of debris and prevented from overflowing, water flow should be monitored, and residents of low-lying areas should be alerted. National and state disaster response forces should be kept on standby.
Naidu attributed the lack of any loss of life in Andhra Pradesh to precautionary measures and the efforts of the authorities working through the night; he urged them to continue this effort until normalcy returns.
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