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Cyclone Arnab landfall continues along Andhra Pradesh coast | LIVE

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Indian ExpressCyclone Arnab landfall continues along Andhra Pradesh coast | LIVE
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Traffic on Ennore Expressway and other coastal roads in north Chennai and Tiruvallur districts of Tamil Nadu witnessed high waves lashing onto the land as a result of the cyclone

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