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A severe cyclonic storm packing heavy winds and widespread rains hit the eastern part of the country on Thursday, killing eight people in Andhra Pradesh and one in Odisha. Major rivers, especially the ones in south Odisha, are in spate and stretches of low-lying areas inundated by rain water. A day after Cyclone Titli battered Odisha and left behind a trail of destruction, the state is gearing up to restore power supply and road links amid concerns over a possible flood situation.
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A woman gathers green coconut struck down due to Cyclone Titli, at Barua village of Srikakulam on Thursday. (PTI Photo)
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Overturned trucks seen on National Highway from Berhampur to Srikakulam as they are struck by Cyclone Titli. (PTI Photo)
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The 'very severe' cyclonic storm 'Titli' left two persons dead besides causing widespread damage in Srikakulam. (PTI Photo)
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A group of people relocate to safer places as Cyclone Titli hits Barua village in Srikakulam on Thursday. (PTI Photo)
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A damaged mobile tower seen struck down on road due to Cyclone Titli at Barua village. (PTI Photo)
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A man looks for his belongings inside a damaged house in Srikakulam struck by Cyclone Titli. (PTI Photo)
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The low-lying areas in Cuttack, Bhubaneswar and the pilgrim town of Puri remain waterlogged due to rain. (PTI Photo)
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A woman stands next to a damaged communication tower after cyclone Titli hit in Srikakulam district in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh. (Reuters)
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A woman tries to uninstall a ceiling fan from the damaged roof of her house after cyclone Titli hit in Srikakulam district. (Reuters)
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In Odisha, around 3 lakh people were evacuated from the vulnerable areas of five coastal districts, a day before the cyclone made a landfall. (Reuters)
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A damaged Indian Oil fuel station is pictured on a highway after cyclone Titli hit in Srikakulam district in Andhra Pradesh. (Reuters)
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Visitors rush for shelter during rain and strong winds caused by cyclonic storm named Titli near Gopalpur on the Bay of Bengal coast in Ganjam district, eastern Odisha. (AP Photo)
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People move a boat to a safer place along the shore after the cyclone Titli at Gopalpur, in Ganjam district, Odisha. (Reuters)
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The severe cyclone damaged mud huts and uprooted trees and electric poles Thursday in eastern India where authorities have moved nearly 300,000 people to higher ground. (PTI Photo)
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An Indian fisherman stands on the beach during rain and strong winds caused by Cyclone Titli in Odisha. (AP Photo)
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The situation is grim in Ganjam, Gajapati, Rayagada and Balasore districts as several rivers, including Rushikylya, Vansadhara and Jalaka, have started swelling due to the incessant rain. (AP Photo)
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Fishermen engaged in their work as Cyclone Titli hits the coast starting with surface wind effect reaching speeds of 126 kmph at Gopalpur. (PTI Photo)
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Pedestrians look on as Cyclone Titli hits Ganjam district. (PTI Photo)
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Fishermen have been advised against venturing into the sea in view of adverse weather conditions. (PTI Photo)
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