Cyclone Mandous: Kakinada –Uppada beach road closed for traffic
Kakinada: The local marine police and Thimmapuram police have closed the Kakinada Uppada beach road as the sea has been very rough with high tides overflowing the road near Kothapatnam due to Cyclone Mandous which is likely to cross the coast between Puducherry and Sriharikota near Mamallapuram by midnight tonight or early tomorrow morning.
The vehicular traffic was diverted on alternate routes as the sea level has raised and overflowing the beach road at several stretches making travel unsafe.
The entire coastal region has been experiencing squally weather due to the impact of Mandous Cyclone since Thursday night.
In Uppada village due to high tides, the soil was eroded affecting the tiled houses.
Kakinada smart city has been experiencing intermittent rain followed by heavy winds making the people to confine to homes.
(With UNI inputs)
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
Related Articles
Indian-origin brothers face over 400 years in jail after massive fraud conviction in US
Two Indian-origin brothers have been convicted in the United States in connection with a wide-ranging racketeering conspiracy involving multiple fraud schemes, federal officials said.
Farooq Abdullah blames ‘deeply rooted hatred’ in India after assassination attempt
Srinagar/IBNS: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah has demanded a thorough investigation into an attempted assassination during a wedding ceremony in Jammu, saying the incident reflects a deeply troubling atmosphere of hatred in the country.
Two oil tankers break Strait of Hormuz deadlock, reach India amid West Asia conflict
Mumbai/IBNS: Two crude oil tankers carrying nearly three million barrels of West Asian crude have reached India after successfully navigating the conflict-hit Strait of Hormuz, offering a rare sign of movement in a maritime corridor that has witnessed severe disruption since the latest escalation in the Middle East.
Big diplomatic win! Iran allows Indian oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz
New Delhi/Tehran/IBNS: In a major diplomatic relief for India amid the Middle East crisis, Iran has allowed Indian oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, easing concerns over a potential crude supply crisis for the South Asian nation, media reports said.
Latest News
Indian-origin brothers face over 400 years in jail after massive fraud conviction in US
I wouldn’t take life insurance: Benjamin Netanyahu’s warns Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba amid Middle East tension
Canada pledges $37.7M in aid to Lebanon as Israel-Hezbollah War deepens humanitarian crisis
Dementia draws increased attention in Australia in early 2026
