TN Rains: 5 Died, Over 500 Huts Damaged As Rain Wreaks Havoc. Minister Says 'More Damage Expected'
With a little relief to the denizens due to less rainfall on Tuesday, Chennai Corporation is pumping out water from low-lying areas. Rescue operation underway by Army, NDRF, TN Fire and others
Chennai: Tamil Nadu's capital city Chennai comes to standstill as rain wreaks havoc due to the impact of the northeast monsoon. Tamil Nadu received an average rainfall of 16.84 mm in the last 24 hours, said Revenue and Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran on Tuesday.
According to an update given by a news agency, the minister said that five died due to rain-related issues. 538 huts were damaged in a flash flood situation in the state and four houses were fully destroyed. "More damage expected if rain intensifies," he said.
5 deaths in Tamil Nadu due to rain. 538 huts damaged, 4 houses fully damaged. More damage expected if rain intensifies: KKSSR Ramachandran, Tamil Nadu Revenue and Disaster Management Minister pic.twitter.com/UHRKgCnCtE
— ANI (@ANI) November 9, 2021
"Rainfall is less today, so Chennai Corporation is pumping out water from low-lying areas. Rescue operation underway by Army, NDRF, TN Fire and others. In Chennai, more nodal officers are posted for review and rescue operations," Ramachandran said as quoted by ANI
Rainfall is less today, so Chennai Corporation is pumping out water from low lying areas. Rescue operation underway by Army, NDRF, TN Fire and others. In Chennai, more nodal officers are posted for review and rescue operations: KKSSR Ramachandran pic.twitter.com/U1q0D0CDMK
— ANI (@ANI) November 9, 2021
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