People in Andhra scramble for food and water

October 14, 2014 08:41

After cyclone Hudhud ravaged Andhra and Odisha on Sunday, residents of the areas are now scrambling for food and water. The residents complain that there is an acute shortage of water in the area. Reports stated that a bottle of water was being sold for Rs 250 while a packet of milk was being sold for Rs 100. Petrol pumps have also remained shut after the cyclone causing an acute need for fuel.

Image: Women cook food for residents at a rehabilitation camp.

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