Floods, landslides in Tamil Nadu amid heavy rainfall; schools, colleges shut in 4 districts
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a 'heavy rain alert' for the state for the next seven days.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a 'heavy rain alert' for the state for the next seven days.
Tamil Nadu grapples with heavy rainfall, prompting holiday closures in Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, Kanyakumari, and Tenkasi districts. Severe waterlogging and overflowing lakes in Thoothukudi raised concerns. IMD forecasts continuous heavy rain in multiple districts, prompting proactive measures by the government. Relief camps and disaster response forces are deployed, emphasizing public safety. Disruptions in Tirunelveli, Tuticorin, and Tenkasi persist. The Meteorological Department warns of potential cyclonic winds, urging vigilance amid ongoing rainfall for community safety.
Chennai, Dec 18 : Extremely heavy rain continued in the southern districts of Tamil Nadu on Monday, as Palayamkottai recorded 26 cm and Kanyakumari recorded 17 cm of rain. Meanwhile, flood-affected people in Tirunelveli district moved to a shelter camp. People could be seen lining up for ration outside the shelter home. In Thoothkudi district,
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Heavy rainfall continues across several districts in Tamil Nadu, causing floods and disruptions. Areas like Palayamkottai and Kanyakumari witness significant downpour, leading to evacuation efforts in flood-affected regions. Multiple districts, including Thoothukudi and Virudhunagar, experience heavy rainfall, impacting schools' schedules and prompting precautionary measures by the government. Despite continuous rains, relief camps are set up, and officials are deployed to monitor the situation and ensure public safety. The Meteorological Department warns of cyclonic winds in coastal areas.