Set up control rooms in every district and continuously monitor the situation.
Coordinate with all departments for effective disaster response.
Alert people living in low-lying areas, especially along the Godavari river and its tributaries.
Restrict tourists from visiting waterfalls, reservoirs, and other hazardous locations during heavy rains.
Ensure SDRF and disaster response teams remain ready for emergencies.
In view of the expected rainfall deficit in September due to the impact of El Niño, district collectors were also asked to encourage farmers to opt for alternative crops instead of paddy, with a focus on vegetable cultivation to improve market returns
DGP C.V. Anand said that police have identified 249 high-risk picnic and reservoir locations and 167 additional tourist spots across the state. The public has been advised to avoid these places during heavy rains and floods. He added that 12 SDRF companies are on standby for rescue and relief operations.
Ensure SDRF and disaster response teams remain ready for emergencies.
In view of the expected rainfall deficit in September due to the impact of El Niño, district collectors were also asked to encourage farmers to opt for alternative crops instead of paddy, with a focus on vegetable cultivation to improve market returns
DGP C.V. Anand said that police have identified 249 high-risk picnic and reservoir locations and 167 additional tourist spots across the state. The public has been advised to avoid these places during heavy rains and floods. He added that 12 SDRF companies are on standby for rescue and relief operations.