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Chandrababu Naidu spoke over phone with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay and requested him to depute Electricity department personnel and machinery to Andhra Pradesh, anticipating extensive damage to power poles and other electrical infrastructure due to the cyclone.
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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu
Amaravati: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has sought the assistance of Tamil Nadu government in restoring electricity infrastructure in the State in view of the impending Cyclone Murusu.
Chandrababu Naidu spoke over phone with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay and requested him to depute Electricity department personnel and machinery to Andhra Pradesh, anticipating extensive damage to power poles and other electrical infrastructure due to the cyclone.
Responding positively to the request, Vijay assured Chandrababu that Tamil Nadu government would send necessary personnel and equipment to support restoration works in the Andhra Pradesh.
Meanwhile, Electricity department personnel from Telangana are already engaged in restoring power infrastructure damaged by Cyclone Arnab.
The Andhra Pradesh government is also considering seeking assistance from Karnataka if the need arises to expedite electricity restoration and ensure an uninterrupted power supply to affected areas.
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