Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Cyclone Montha causes Rs. 6,352 crore loss in Andhra Pradesh
A big storm called Cyclone Montha hit the coast of Andhra Pradesh, India, on the night of October 28.
It caused a lot of damage, costing the state Rs.
6,352 crore.
The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds, which destroyed many things like houses, roads, and farms.
The government had to move 1.92 lakh people to safe places and gave them money to help.
The storm also damaged crops and farms, affecting many farmers.
The government is asking for more money to help fix everything.
Cyclone Montha caused Rs. 6,352 crore in damages in Andhra Pradesh.
The cyclone affected 3,109 villages and forced the relocation of 1.92 lakh people.
Immediate relief of Rs. 3,000 was provided to each affected family.
Sector-wise losses include Rs. 271 crore in agriculture and Rs. 4,324 crore in infrastructure.
An inter-ministerial central team conducted a field inspection on December 12 to assess the damage.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh government, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan
- What
- Cyclone Montha caused extensive damage and losses in Andhra Pradesh
- When
- Cyclone crossed the coast on the night of October 28
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- Cyclone Montha brought heavy rainfall and winds reaching 100 kmph, resulting in widespread destruction
- Total Loss
- Rs. 6,352 crore
- Affected Villages
- 3,109
- People Shifted
- 1.92 lakh
- Relief Camps
- 2,471
- Immediate Relief per Family
- Rs. 3,000
- Immediate Relief Fund
- Rs. 60 crore
- NDRF Immediate Relief
- Rs. 902 crore
- Agricultural Loss
- Rs. 271 crore
- Infrastructure Loss
- Rs. 4,324 crore
- Affected Farmers
- 3.27 lakh