Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Mancherial Police Inspect Flood-Affected Areas Amid Heavy Rains
The police in Mancherial, a town in India, went out to look at places that were flooded after two days of heavy rain.
They closed some dangerous roads and set up new routes so people could drive safely.
The weather office said more rain might come, so the police are extra careful.
They have special rescue teams ready to help if anyone gets stuck in the water.
The police are watching the river levels closely to stay safe.
Police Commissioner Amber Kishore Jha inspected flood‑hit Old Mancherial after two days of heavy rain.
Dangerous stretches were sealed off and traffic diversions and movement restrictions were imposed for public safety.
The Meteorological Department forecasts additional heavy rainfall over the next two days, prompting intensified precautionary measures.
SDRF teams and 30 trained police personnel are on standby for emergency rescue operations.
Authorities are monitoring water levels in Kotapalli and Neelvai, where the Pranahita River is expected to rise.
- Who
- Police Commissioner Amber Kishore Jha and his team
- What
- Inspected flood‑hit areas, sealed dangerous stretches, imposed traffic restrictions, and prepared rescue teams
- When
- After two days of heavy rain, with a forecast of more rain for the next two days
- Where
- Old Mancherial, Mancherial district, Telangana, India, near the Pranahita River
- Why
- To ensure public safety and be ready for potential worsening floods
- Location
- Old Mancherial, Mancherial district, Telangana, India
- Weather event
- Heavy rainfall causing flooding
- Affected river
- Pranahita River
- Prepared rescue teams
- SDRF teams and 30 police personnel
- Forecasted rainfall
- More heavy rainfall over next two days