City
Epaper

Heavy rainfall lashes Chennai, low-lying areas inundated

By IANS | Published: September 01, 2022 3:57 PM

Chennai, Sep 1 Heavy rainfall lashed Chennai and its surrounding areas on Thursday leaving several low-lying areas in ...

Open in App

Chennai, Sep 1 Heavy rainfall lashed Chennai and its surrounding areas on Thursday leaving several low-lying areas in the state capital inundated.

The rainfall, which commenced at 12 p.m., is continuing unabated and has thrown normal life out of gear.

The IMD has predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall in many parts of Tamil Nadu for the next four to five days. It has also predicted heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu and parts of Puducherry including Mahe.

The district administrations of Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, Myladuthurai and Tanjavur have declared holidays for all educational institutions following heavy to very heavy rainfall.

The Greater Chennai Police and the State Disaster Response Force are geared up for any eventuality.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Chennai Metropolitan PoliceIMDMetropolitan chennai policeGreater chennai police controlGreater chennai commissioner of police
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalTamil Nadu Rains: Flash Floods Hit Old Courtallam Waterfalls, Tourists Evacuated (Watch Video)

NationalIMD Warns of Severe Heatwave Across Rajasthan, Delhi, UP and Haryana May 20

NationalWeather Update: IMD Issues Thunderstorm Warning for Parts of Andhra Pradesh from May 17

NationalMonsoon 2024 Date: IMD Reveals Kerala Monsoon Arrival Update

CricketSRH vs GT, IPL 2024 Hyderabad Weather Update: Will Rain Spoil Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Gujarat Titans Match?

National Realted Stories

NationalK'taka CM reviews preparedness for rainy season; HM orders probe into police 'negligence' in Anjali murder case

NationalJagan Mohan Reddy leaves for foreign tour

NationalPM Modi to visit Odisha on May 19 for election campaigning

NationalMinor girl from Tripura rescued from Rajasthan

National'TG' replaces 'TS' as Telangana's abbreviation