A heartbreaking video that has been doing the rounds on social media platforms showcases a dog waiting the whole night on the bridge for the owner. The video has been shared widely on the internet. In the video, the dog could be seen moving desperately along the bridge, looking for the owner at the river.

The dog was waiting for the owner’s return and sat near the footwear of its owner hoping she would return soon. In another video, police were seen on the spot and taking the round of the area.

According to the reports, a woman who visited the Yanam-Yedurlanka bridge with her pet dog had committed suicide by jumping into the Godavari River in Andhra Pradesh’s Konaseema district on July 16. The woman has been identified as Mandangi Kanchana, a resident of Yanam Ferry Road in Konaseema district.

A 22-year-old Kanchana jumped off the bridge, leaving her slippers behind. Kanchana’s loyal dog waited all night near her footwear, looking down into the river. A heartbreaking video of the dog sitting on the bridge waiting for his owner to return has left netizens emotional.

The videos were shared on Twitter by the handle named SriLakshmi10. She captioned it and said after a woman died by suicide jumping into the Godavari river between Yanam-Yedurlanka bridge at pillar no 8 on Sunday night, her pet dog kept waiting all night near the owner’s footwear. Locals found the pet barking & informed the police.

Reportedly, a large number of people visited the area to enjoy the sunset on Sunday evening. While walking with a dog, Kanchana suddenly jumped into the river. Following the incident, locals called the police. Meanwhile, they raised an alarm, and fishermen in a boat tried to save the woman, but she was washed away by the powerful waves. Police reached the place after receiving information about the incident and they initiated the investigation.

Locals at the spot stated that the dog reportedly waited for its owner the whole night and slept there. In the morning, the woman’s mother came and took the dog home.

Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a red alert in Andhra Pradesh after Cyclone Asani changed its direction. IMD said that by Wednesday morning, a cyclonic storm is likely to reach the west-central Bay of Bengal, close to the Andhra Pradesh coast. Meanwhile, Odisha and West Bengal are also bracing for the cyclonic storm’s wrath.

It is reported that 50 teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have been earmarked for Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and West Bengal as cyclone Asani has intensified and is near the east coast with a wind speed of up to 105 kmph.

Ajay Bhalla, Union Home Secretary on Tuesday reviewed preparedness for the severe cyclone. As the cyclone Asani is approaching Andhra Pradesh, the weather forecasting department issued a red alert in East and West Godavari, Guntur Krishna, and Vishakhapatnam districts.

IMD on Wednesday morning said that Cyclone Asani was moving at a speed of 6 kmph during the past six hours over the west-central Bay of Bengal about 50 km south-southeast of Machilipatnam in Andhra Pradesh, 150 km southwest of Kakinada, 290 km southwest of Visakhapatnam, 530 km southwest of Gopalpur in Odisha and 640 km southwest of Odisha’s Puri Odisha.

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The weather forecasting agency also informed that by May 12 morning the cyclonic storm is likely to weaken gradually into a depression. However, it is expected to move nearly northwards over the next few hours, then slowly recurve north-northeastwards along the coastlines of Narsapur, Yanam, Kakinada, Tuni, and Visakhapatnam from noon to dusk today, before emerging into the west-central Bay of Bengal off the coasts of North Andhra Pradesh by night.

Rough sea conditions, strong waves, and gusty winds are also witnessed at Puri beach in Odisha today. Hrushikesh Panda, in charge of the Puri MeT department, said that the waves are reported above normal with 30kmph wind speed in the morning and along with it Puri district reported 9mm rainfall last night.

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In yet another incident of fire accident due to an electric bike battery blast, a 40-year-old man died and his wife and children are severely injured. This explosion took place in the wee hours of Saturday in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.

According to the police, the deceased, Siva Kumar bought a new bike Boom Corbett14 on Friday, a day prior to the tragedy. The incident happened at Kumar’s home in Gulabi Thota around 3:30 am. Kumar had begun charging the battery at 10 pm before going to sleep, as said by NV Suryanarayana, station house officer of Suryaraopet police station in Vijayawada. According to him, the explosion caused a fire in the living room, and smoke quickly engulfed the area.

While Siva Kumar died in a tragedy, his wife Harathi who is 30 years old is critical as she sustained severe bleeding, and their children, Bindu Sri, 10 years old, and Sasi, 6 years old suffered 30 percent burns. All three of them have been shifted to a private hospital and kept under observation for 48 hours.

According to the police, Kumar had kept the detachable battery in his room before going to bed. The battery exploded and caused a fire in the house that spread to an air conditioner and other electronic items. The reports state that Kumar died of burns and suspected asphyxiation, while his wife and children’s condition is critical due to the inhalation of thick smoke.

Harathi’s sister has filed a complaint and on the basis of that, the police registered a case of death under suspicious circumstances invoking section 174 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

Earlier, a similar incident occurred in Chennai, Tamil Nadu when an 80-year-old man B Ramaswamy died after the battery of his son Prakash’s Pure EV scooter exploded in their living room in the early hours on Wednesday.