Archive · 29 Oct 2025
Minister Urges Vigilance in Fishing Villages Amid Cyclone Mantha
A big storm called Cyclone Mantha is coming, and a government minister is visiting towns near the sea to talk to people.
The minister is telling everyone to be careful and not go near the water.
They are also checking on safe places, called relief centers, to make sure they have everything people need, like food and a place to sleep.
The minister visited homes to talk to families and made sure they knew the government was there to help.
They also made sure that doctors and nurses were ready if anyone got sick.
The main goal is to keep everyone safe until the storm is over.
Social Welfare Minister Dr Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy toured coastal fishing villages in Singarayakonda mandal, urging vigilance against Cyclone Mantha.
The Minister visited Ullapalem and Pallepalem villages, interacting with residents and inspecting a cyclone relief centre at Pakala Chellemmagari Palam.
Residents expressed satisfaction with the assistance provided by officials at the relief centre.
Fishermen were advised to avoid venturing into the sea, and residents urged to stay in relief centres until the cyclone passes.
The Chief Minister is continuously monitoring cyclone preparedness, and comprehensive relief measures, including medical camps, are in place.
- Who
- Social Welfare Minister Dr Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy, District Special Officer Kona Sasidhar, residents of fishing villages in Singarayakonda mandal, evacuees.
- What
- The Minister visited fishing villages and a cyclone relief center, urging residents to remain vigilant and take precautionary measures against Cyclone Mantha, while also inspecting relief arrangements and speaking to evacuees.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Coastal fishing villages in Singarayakonda mandal, including Ullapalem and Pallepalem, and Pakala Beach.
- Why
- To urge vigilance, ensure residents take precautionary measures against Cyclone Mantha, inspect relief arrangements, and reassure the affected population.
Government Reassurance and Preparedness
Resident Welfare and Safety Measures
Ministerial Visit and Communication
Government Reassurance and Preparedness
Minister Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy actively toured villages, interacted with residents, inspected relief centers, and conveyed the Chief Minister's continuous monitoring and instructions for preventing loss of life and property.
Resident Welfare and Safety Measures
Residents of Ullapalem and Pallepalem expressed satisfaction with the assistance provided by officials. Evacuees confirmed the adequacy of facilities in government-established relief centers.
Precautionary Measures and Evacuation
Government Reassurance and Preparedness
The Minister urged residents not to take the cyclone lightly, to remain vigilant, and to stay in government-established relief centers until the cyclone passes, emphasizing that the government stands with them and urging against panic.
Resident Welfare and Safety Measures
Fishermen were specifically appealed to avoid venturing into the sea. Comprehensive relief measures include medical camps and special arrangements for vulnerable groups like pregnant women and the elderly.
- Cyclone Name
- Mantha
- Minister Involved
- Social Welfare Minister Dr Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy
- Official Accompaniment
- District Special Officer Kona Sasidhar
- Villages Toured
- Ullapalem and Pallepalem
- Relief Centre Inspected
- Pakala Chellemmagari Palam
- Health Arrangements
- Medical camps, special attention for pregnant women and elderly
Sources
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