Andhra Pradesh is devastated by floods and situation is still on edge but under control. People of Kurnool, Mahaboobnagar, Guntur and Krishna districts will take years to recover from this natural calamity. Biggest floods to Krishna River in last 100 years submerged hundreds of villages and created havoc in many districts of state. Submerged villages in Kurnool and Mahaboobnagar are now receiving relief measures in full scale.
But situation is critical in Nadyal. Kundu River is overflowing in that region. Till now, 448 villages are submerged in 4 districts. 4 lakh people are displaced to relief camps from critical areas. Tomorrow is most critical day for people of Krishna and Guntur districts. More than 200 relief camps are setup in 4 affected districts of Andhra Pradesh for flood victims.
Situation at Andhra Pradesh dams:
1. Jurala Dam:
Inflow: 7.8 lakh cusecs
Outflow: 8.5 lakh cusecs
Total capacity: 1045 feet
Current capacity: 1044 feet
2. Sreesailam dam:
Inflow: 11.68 lakh cusecs
Outflow: 13.5 lakh cusecs
Total capacity: 885 feet
Current capacity: 892 feet
3. Nagarjunasagar dam:
Inflow: 11.45 lakh cusecs
Outflow: 10.5 lakh cusecs
Total capacity: 890 feet
Current capacity: 888 feet
4. Prakasam Barrage:
Inflow: 8.5 lakh cusecs
Outflow: 8.5 lakh cusecs
Total capacity: 15 feet
Current capacity: 18 feet
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