Koraput/Gajapati, Oct 28: With concerns mounting over the possible cyclone Arnab, several blocks of Koraput district have recorded rainfall, while fallen trees have disrupted road connectivity in parts of Gajapati district.

According to rainfall data, a total of 752 mm of rainfall was recorded across 14 blocks of Koraput district between 8 am yesterday and 6 am today. The district recorded an average rainfall of 53.7 mm during the period.

Pottangi received the highest rainfall at 151.8 mm, followed by Semiliguda at 126.1 mm, Narayanpatna at 87 mm, Laxmipur at 76.9 mm and Nandapur at 52.2 mm.

Similarly, Borigumma and Jeypore recorded 19 mm of rainfall each. Kotpad also received 19 mm, while Kundra recorded 17 mm and Boipariguda received 14 mm.

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The district administration is closely monitoring the rainfall situation in view of the possible cyclone and has advised residents to remain alert and take necessary precautions.

Meanwhile, the impact of cyclone Arnab has been reported in Mohana and R. Udayagiri blocks of Gajapati district, where fallen trees blocked roads at several locations.

In Mohana block, trees fell near Gundima, Bhuyapada, Gobindpur and Kaliapata, disrupting traffic. A similar incident was reported near Dabaraguda in R. Udayagiri block.

After receiving information, fire service teams from Mohana and R. Udayagiri promptly reached the affected locations, cleared the fallen trees and restored road connectivity.

Authorities continue to monitor the situation and remain prepared to respond to weather-related emergencies.