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Tamil Nadu Rain: As Tamil Nadu’s Chennai continues to face a flood-like situation due to heavy rainfall in the wake of cyclone Michaung, several parts of the city witnessed waterlogging, leaving the roads in the city inundated, news agency ANI reported on Thursday. Amid the chaotic situation in the city, the Indian Navy has stepped in to provide assistance and rescue the stranded people who are bearing the brunt of the incessant rainfall.
#WATCH | Tamil Nadu | Several parts of Chennai city continue to remain flooded, following rainfall in the wake of #CycloneMichaung.
Visuals from Pallikaranai. pic.twitter.com/Oy07FTkkAv
— ANI (@ANI) December 7, 2023
In the visuals shared by ANI, a petrol pump in the Pallikaranai area can be seen inundated and deserted as Chennai continued to reel under massive waterlogging.
#WATCH | Tamil Nadu | A petrol pump in Pallikaranai area remains inundated and deserted as Chennai city continues to reel under massive waterlogging, facing a flood-like situation. pic.twitter.com/8ABUi20Bxe
— ANI (@ANI) December 7, 2023
The Indian Navy said that more than 700 people were shifted to safer locations, and the Flood Relief Teams continued to render assistance to the stranded people in the submerged colonies of Pallikaranai, Thoraipakkam, Perumbakkam, and Velachery in Chennai, as per news agency ANI.
Tamil Nadu | With more than 700 people shifted to safer locations, the Flood Relief Teams have continued to render assistance to the stranded people in submerged colonies of Pallikaranai, Thoraipakkam, Perumbakkam and Velachery in Chennai: Indian Navy
— ANI (@ANI) December 7, 2023
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