VMC responds swiftly to wind damage and power outages
Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) acted quickly to address the aftermath of strong winds and rain that affected the city. The winds, reaching speeds of 32 km/h, caused damage by uprooting trees and disrupting power. VMC officials conducted inspections and deployed resources to prevent waterlogging and clear the affected areas.
- ▪VMC officials responded to wind damage and power outages caused by strong winds and rain.
- ▪The wind speed reached 32 km/h, leading to the uprooting of small trees and hoardings.
- ▪Power disruptions were reported in many areas as the winds lasted for nearly 30 minutes.
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Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) officials sprang into action after a brief spell of rain and strong winds caused chaos in the city on Sunday evening (May 24, 2026).While the day began with high temperatures, the weather changed by evening. According to the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, the city recorded only 6.5 mm of rain, but the wind speed reached 32 km/h, which is considered moderate.The strong winds uprooted small trees, hoardings, and banners, which were later cleared by the municipal staff. The corporation deployed private earth movers in addition to its own vehicles to ensure a quick clearance of the roads.
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