Madhya Pradesh on alert for another round of heavy rain

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The India Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for heavy rain across several districts of Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday, 28 October. The warning covers Balaghat, Mandla, Dindori, Anuppur, Shahdol, Umaria, Katni, Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Chhindwara, Seoni, and Pandhurna, where isolated places may receive very heavy downpours.

Madhya Pradesh on alert for another round of heavy rain

The weather bureau said the rain is driven by a cyclonic circulation over the state and an active monsoon trough. Officials have asked district administrations to stay on alert for possible waterlogging, landslides, and damage to crops. No evacuations have been ordered yet, but collectors in the affected districts have been told to monitor the situation around the clock.

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The alert covers the districts that already had heavy rain last week, so farmers there face another round of possible damage to standing soyabean and cotton crops. Lahar and landslides are a specific risk in the tribal belt of Balaghat and Mandla, where relief supplies are already stretched after a week of downpours. What remains unresolved is whether the rain will shift the reservoir levels enough to affect Rabi sowing plans: Bhopal and Gwalior divisions are due to start canal releases in early November. The district collectors named in the alert will decide before 30 October whether to open relief camps, the only concrete decision point that the forecast itself generates.


Source: amarujala.com

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