Heavy rain inundates low-lying areas in Visakhapatnam
The Hindu
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After the Cyclone Gulab made its landfall about 20 km north of Kalingapatnam in Andhra Pradesh on Sunday night at around 8 p.m., the Visakhapatnam city received copious rain till Monday evening. From the steady drizzle that began on Sunday morning, heavy rain lashed the city for the last 36 hours and many low-lying areas were covered under sheets of water.
A few areas, especially the north-eastern part of the city such as Beach Road, Bheemunipatnam, PM Palem and Kailasagiri, have also witnessed strong gusts, which resulted in the uprooting of a number of avenue trees and a few houses in Peda Jalaripeta and Managamaripeta, located along the coast, suffered small damages.
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