Archive · 31 Oct 2025
SDRF, Fire Teams Rescue Three Trapped in Rambilli Mandal Floods
A big storm called Cyclone Montha caused a river to overflow its banks near a village.
Three people from one family got stuck in the water while they were near some palm oil trees.
Luckily, special rescue teams, including the fire department and SDRF, came to help.
They used a fire brigade to reach the trapped family and safely bring them out of the water.
The government officials checked on the family and planned to take them to a safe place.
Many people, including police and rescue leaders, were involved in making sure everyone was safe.
Three family members were trapped in floodwaters in Rambilli mandal due to Cyclone Montha.
The individuals were near palm oil plantations in the Sarada river reservoir when they became stranded.
The SDRF and fire department conducted a joint rescue operation.
The rescued persons were medically checked and arrangements were made for their relocation to a rehabilitation center.
District Collector Vijaya Krishnan and MLA Sundarapu Vijay Kumar oversaw the rescue efforts.
- Who
- Three members of a family (K Prasad, Suvartha, and Chandu) were rescued by SDRF and fire teams.
- What
- Three people were rescued after being trapped in floodwaters near palm oil plantations.
- When
- Thursday, following heavy rains due to Cyclone Montha.
- Where
- Near palm oil plantations in the middle of the Sarada river reservoir in Kothuru village, Rambilli mandal, Anakapalli.
- Why
- They were trapped in floodwaters from the overflowing Sarada river reservoir.
- Event
- Cyclone Montha aftermath
- Location
- Sarada river reservoir, Kothuru village, Rambilli mandal, Anakapalli
- Rescued Individuals
- K Prasad (35), Suvartha (32), Chandu (14)
- Reason for Rescue
- Trapped in flood water near palm oil plantations
- Rescuing Agencies
- SDRF and Fire Department
- Date of Operation
- Thursday
Sources
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Vegetable, Seafood Prices Soar In Vizag After Cyclone Montha