Despite the visible improvements, a sense of unease lingers as rumors of another flood targeting the Budameru area began to circulate among the residents of Vijayawada. Minister Narayana moved swiftly to dispel these rumors, assuring the public that there are no plans to breach the Budameru dam again. He emphasized that there is no cause for alarm and urged people not to succumb to fearmongering.

Echoing the Minister’s sentiments, the Vijayawada Collector issued a stern warning against spreading false information about the Budameru dam. He reassured the community that there is no imminent threat of flooding in the area and vowed to take action against those responsible for propagating baseless rumors.

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As the floodwaters recede, the government shifts its focus to mud removal, deploying 2100 personnel for sanitation work and engaging over a hundred firefighters in relief efforts. Essential supplies like food packets, water bottles, milk, and biscuits are distributed generously, catering to the needs of thousands. Meal arrangements for a substantial number of individuals underscore the administration’s dedicated relief measures.

Chandrababu highlights the critical issue of Budameru in Vijayawada, criticizing the lack of attention from the previous regime. He condemns misinformation about Amaravati’s flooding and advocates for accountability, insisting on justice for all victims. Calling upon Union Minister Amit Shah to inspect the affected areas, Chandrababu emphasizes preventive actions for future calamities and warns against exploiting the situation for personal gain.

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