Torrential rains have turned deadly in southern India, killing at least 12 people and disrupting daily life across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Local authorities confirmed nine fatalities in Andhra Pradesh and three in neighboring Telangana as overflowing rivers submerged roads and triggered landslides this weekend.
Emergency teams worked through Sunday to evacuate residents from flooded homes, while social media buzzed with footage of cars floating like rubber ducks in urban streets. Schools and offices remained closed as meteorologists warned of more rain ahead.
\"This is nature’s wake-up call,\" said disaster management official Ravi Kumar, highlighting how extreme weather patterns are reshaping life in the region. Climate scientists point to intensified monsoons as part of broader environmental shifts affecting South Asia.
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