Early Wednesday morning, an earthquake measuring 5.3 on the Richter Scale shook the Telugu states, leaving residents in distress. The tremors were reported in multiple districts, including Hyderabad, causing widespread concern about safety and disaster preparedness.
Regions Affected by the Quake
The earthquake struck at 7:26 AM, with its epicenter located near Mulugu district in Telangana. Tremors were also felt in Vijayawada, Jaggayyapet, and surrounding villages. In Andhra Pradesh, areas such as Rajahmundry’s Tadithota and Morampudi, as well as Chintoor division, reported mild quakes.
In Nujiveedu and Dwarakathirumala, residents witnessed objects falling from shelves due to vibrations. Similarly, villages in Kakinada district, Mylavaram constituency, and parts of Kanchikacharla mandals experienced mild tremors.
Meanwhile, Telangana’s Warangal city and nearby areas faced short yet alarming vibrations, prompting people to run outdoors. Residents in Hyderabad, particularly in Borabanda, Rahmat Nagar, Karmika Nagar, and Yusufguda, also felt mild tremors.
Political Leaders Respond
In the aftermath, political leaders quickly addressed the concerns. Telangana’s IT Minister KTR assured the public, saying,
“The government is closely monitoring the situation. Our teams are prepared to handle emergencies and ensure public safety.”
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy instructed officials to conduct surveys in affected areas. He emphasized the need for disaster management teams to remain on high alert and assist citizens.
Opposition leaders, including Nara Lokesh of the TDP, called for better disaster preparedness. Lokesh criticized the government for not implementing adequate safety measures, stating,
“Incidents like these underline the urgency for robust disaster management systems and public awareness campaigns.”
In addition, BJP leaders urged the government to enforce stricter building codes to mitigate risks during such events.
Expert Insights and Public Awareness
Seismologists have been deployed to analyze the tremors and provide recommendations. Experts believe that creating an early warning system and improving public awareness can significantly reduce panic during such events.
No Casualties Reported
Fortunately, no casualties or severe damage have been reported so far. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and encourage residents to remain calm.
Conclusion: Strengthening Preparedness
The earthquake has highlighted the need for better disaster management in the Telugu states. Political leaders and experts agree that proactive measures, such as updating safety protocols and spreading awareness, are crucial for protecting lives and property.
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