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Heavy rain batters northern and eastern Telangana on July 29, Eturunagaram in Mulugu records over 120 mm
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Heavy rain batters northern and eastern Telangana on July 29, Eturunagaram in Mulugu records over 120 mm

Heavy rains affected multiple districts in Telangana on July 29, 2026, with Eturunagaram in Mulugu recording the highest rainfall at 122.8 mm. Authorities in impacted areas like Mulugu, Peddapalli, and Jagtial increased flood monitoring and issued advisories to residents. In Mulugu, heavy rain damaged a temporary road, leading to the suspension of traffic on National Highway 163. Officials ordered restoration efforts and heightened vigilance due to continued forecasts of heavy rainfall. In Jagtial, the district collector urged caution, especially for those in low-lying areas, and set up a 24-hour emergency control room. Meanwhile, Hyderabad experienced little to no rainfall.

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Heavy rain lashes Telangana districts; Bejjur in Asifabad district logs 183.5 mm rain in 24 hours

Heavy rainfall affected multiple districts in Telangana on July 30, 2026, with Bejjur in Asifabad district recording the highest rainfall of 183.5 mm in 24 hours. Other areas such as Jaipur (Mancherial), Wazeed (Mulugu), and Palachettu (Mancherial) also experienced significant precipitation. Authorities across northern Telangana activated flood preparedness measures, including inspections of flood-prone areas and the establishment of emergency response systems. Collectors in various districts issued advisories, urging residents to remain cautious and set up control rooms to manage the situation. In Hyderabad, moderate rainfall was reported in several localities.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about weather conditions and governmental responses without overt ideological slant. It reports on the technical aspects of rainfall measurements and administrative actions taken by officials, maintaining neutrality in tone and content.

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Heavy rain batters northern and eastern Telangana on July 29, Eturunagaram in Mulugu records over 120 mm

Heavy rains affected multiple districts in Telangana on July 29, 2026, with Eturunagaram in Mulugu recording the highest rainfall at 122.8 mm. Authorities in impacted areas like Mulugu, Peddapalli, and Jagtial increased flood monitoring and issued advisories to residents. In Mulugu, heavy rain damaged a temporary road, leading to the suspension of traffic on National Highway 163. Officials ordered restoration efforts and heightened vigilance due to continued forecasts of heavy rainfall. In Jagtial, the district collector urged caution, especially for those in low-lying areas, and set up a 24-hour emergency control room. Meanwhile, Hyderabad experienced little to no rainfall.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about weather conditions and administrative responses without overt ideological slant. It reports on the impact of heavy rainfall, infrastructure challenges, and local governance actions without favoring any political agenda. While the subject involves public

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