“Second Flood Warning at Ramannagudem Amid Godavari’s Rising Waters”

District Collector Diwakar T.S. urges people to stay alert.


Heavy rains in the upper catchment areas have caused the Godavari River to swell dangerously. In view of the rising water levels, a second danger warning has been issued at Ramannagudem in Mulugu district, District Collector Diwakar T.S. announced on Wednesday.
At 11 a.m., the water level at Ramannagudem reached 15.83 meters, prompting the administration to issue the warning.
The Collector said that precautionary alerts have already been sent to villages along the Godavari, and urged residents to immediately inform officials in case of any emergency.
So far, 75 families from Venkatapuram, Wajedu, Kannayigudem, Govindaraopet, and Eturnagaram mandals have been shifted to 8 relief camps, where all necessary facilities have been arranged.
The administration has kept NDRF and SDRF teams on standby, while police, revenue, panchayat raj, health and other departments are working in coordination to prevent any untoward incidents.
Safety Guidelines for the Public
• Avoid going near riverbanks
• Do not attempt to travel through floodwaters
• Ensure safety of children and elderly
• Strictly follow instructions from authorities
• Move to relief camps if necessary
The Collector further informed that residents can reach out for help through the toll-free helpline 1800 425 7109.

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