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Cyclone Arnab: Andhra Pradesh on high alert, Odisha evacuates over 30,000 people
Updated On: 28 October, 2026 12:36 PM IST | Amaravati | mid-day online correspondent
Cyclone Arnab has prompted heightened alerts in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha, with coastal erosion damaging the Uppada road near Kakinada. Andhra Pradesh has begun restoration and crop damage assessments, while Odisha has evacuated over 30,000 people, closed schools in 16

Cyclone Arnab triggers severe damage in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha (Pic/PTI)
In view of Cyclone Arnab, the Andhra Pradesh government has been placed on high alert with the state administration working round the clock to safeguard lives and minimise property damage, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) stated on Wednesday.
According to the CMO, "The state machinery has been on active vigil since Tuesday night, carrying out precautionary, relief, and restoration measures. Mobile emergency alerts have been dispatched to residents in vulnerable areas since 1:30 AM, while senior officials continue to monitor the ground situation closely," as per ANI.


