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Cyclone Murasu likely to bring heavy rainfall across southern states

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Cyclone Murasu likely to bring heavy rainfall across southern states — Mumbai Technology news

The storm is likely to trigger heavy to extremely heavy rainfall and gale-force winds across parts of southern India over the next three days, with Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema expected to bear the brunt of the system.

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