Tamil Nadu Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Wednesday said, "A team appointed by the Centre came here and reviewed the situation post-Cyclone Michaung. They appreciated the work done by the state government and said that the damages were lesser than in 2015 (floods)."
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On Tuesday, Kunal Satyarthi, Advisor (Policy and Planning), National Disaster Management Authority, said: "Though inundation in Chennai and neighbouring areas due to the influence of Cyclone Michaung was a cause of concern, the Tamil Nadu government had done an enormous amount of work in preparing and responding to the crisis."
Casualties in the cyclone-ravaged areas have been minimal. And compared to the 2015 December deluge in Chennai, the infrastructure is now much more resilient, he said.
During a press conference after surveying the affected regions in Sholinganallur, Satyarthi stated, "Appointed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we are here to support the state government in expediting the recovery process."