If the low-pressure system strengthens, heavy rains and strong winds could once again batter Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Experts are closely monitoring the conditions as this could lead to another potential cyclone in the coming days.

Cyclone Motha had already caused widespread damage across several districts in both states earlier this week. Many areas are still struggling to return to normalcy as relief operations continue in affected regions.

The news of another possible system has created fresh concern among farmers, fishermen, and coastal residents. Meteorologists caution that the new weather disturbance could bring more rains and winds, urging people to stay alert and follow official advisories.

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The Collector advised farmers to delay harvesting onion, maize, and tomato crops to avoid losses. She said 30% of maize was already harvested and warned that wet conditions could lower prices. She told traders to follow government prices and directed agriculture officers to guide farmers on crop safety.

Rajakumari expressed concern over poor sanitation in Atmakur town. She ordered municipal officials to clean waste quickly and ensure clean drinking water through chlorination. She asked teams to shift people from weak houses and keep sandbags ready to prevent floods.

The Collector also announced Aadhaar update camps across the district. She told farmers to complete e-Crop registration for compensation and students to get Apar ID cards for education and welfare benefits.

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Initial readings from the US Geological Survey (USGS) and European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) recorded the quake at 7.4 magnitude, later upgraded to 7.6 by Phivolcs. The agency warned that residents could face aftershocks and tsunami waves for several hours.

The US Tsunami Warning System alerted communities within 300 kilometers of the epicenter about hazardous waves. Phivolcs Director Teresito Bacolcol urged coastal residents to stay away from the shore. Waves of up to one meter were expected along the Pacific coast within two hours.

Authorities ordered people in coastal zones to move to higher ground or evacuate inland immediately. So far, no major damage has been reported. The Philippines, located along the Pacific Ring of Fire, frequently experiences strong earthquakes and volcanic activity.

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