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Rain in Nellore, Chittoor dts.
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, NOV. 29. The cyclonic storm spared Andhra Pradesh on
Wednesday when it crossed the coast, near Cuddalore in Tamil
Nadu, without touching even the fringes of the State.
The cyclone, which turned ``very severe'' yesterday, forcing the
administration to take extreme steps such as instant evacuation
of coastal villagers in Nellore and other districts, ended as a
distant phenomenon as it moved overland about 400 km off the last
southern part of the State. The Government heaved a sigh of
relief and dewarned the entire system, including Air Force and
Navy which kept ready helicopters and boats for rescue
operations. However, the cyclone had its impact in parts of
Nellore and Chittoor districts where the weather throughout the
day was ``windy and rainy.''ellore town itself received a heavy
rainfall of 58.8 mm while it was 14.4 mm in Tirupati. A large
number of other places in Nellore, Chittoor and some coastal
districts also were under a wet spell but the rain was less than
1 cm. According to reports reaching the Government, there was
drizzle in Kavali and other areas towards the evening.
The Commissioner for Relief and Rehabilitation, Mr. D. C.
Rosaiah, said there was no damage of any sort either to life or
property on account of rain.
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