<span style="color: #222222;">In Telangana, incessant rains continue to lash several parts of the state. Though the flood situation at Bhadrachalam in River Godavari came to normal, heavy inflows are reaching various projects across River Krishana and Gadavari due to heavy rains in catchment areas. Meanwhile, relief measures in flood hit Warangal district are continuing while enumeration of losses is on. Meanwhile, Met officials warned that heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely for two more days in 16 out of 33 districts of the state.<br />''<br />''Many parts of the state are witnessing heavy rainfall for almost a week and met officials have warned that heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely to occur at several places for the next two days. Flood waters receded at most rain affected areas especially in North and eastern parts of the state while relief measures and enumeration activity are underway. As per initial estimations, about 1000 crore rupees worth crop and property losses occurred due to heavy rains that lashed several parts of the state last week. Meanwhile, heavy inflows are reaching major projects like Srisailam, across River Krishna due to heavy rains in the catchment areas for the past few days. Following met officials warning of heavy rains for a few more days, the district authorities have been put on to take up necessary relief and rescue measures.</span><br />

In Telangana, the incessant rains continued to lash several parts of the state, flooding many low-lying areas in several districts. All major rivers passing through the state including Krishna and Godavari are on spate and rivulets and streams swollen at many places. River Godavari is flowing much above the danger level of 53 feet at 61.5 feet at Bhadrachalam. Several low-lying areas have been marooned while crops in thousands of acres inundated especially in north and East Telangana districts. Over 5 thousand people from low lying areas have been evacuated in Warangal in which several residential colonies have been flooded.<br />''<span style="color: #222222;"><br />'' Meanwhile, Chief Minister Chandrasekhar Rao reviewed the situation with senior officials in Hyderabad on Monday afternoon and directed the district authorities to remain as the IMD warned of heavy to very heavy rains for two more days. He asked the ministers to monitor the relief operations in the affected areas and disaster management teams have been pressed into service.</span><br />