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Northeast Monsoon Drenches Tamil Nadu, More Heavy Rain On The Way
The Northeast Monsoon has arrived, bringing widespread rainfall across Tamil Nadu, especially in the northern, western, and southern districts.
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Emergency Control Rooms, Rescue Camps: Tamil Nadu Prepares For Southwest Monsoon
As the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai predicted an increase in rainfall across the state, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has instructed to ensure the Emergency control room functions 24x7 and readiness of rescue vehicles.
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"Precautionary Measure": Chennai Civic Body Buys 36 Boats Ahead Of Monsoon, Shares Pics
This move comes after the Regional Meteorological Centre forecasted normal to slightly above normal rainfall during the northeast monsoon.
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Tamil Nadu Sees 'Madras Eye' Surge, 1.5 lakh Conjunctivitis Cases In Monsoon So Far
Though the conjunctivitis infection is highly contagious, it does not spread by merely looking into an infected person's eyes, say experts
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Lok Sabha Elections: As Drinking Water Turns Poll Issue, Chennai Residents Demand Roadmap From Candidates
With a 54 per cent deficit monsoon, the drinking water supply in Chennai is already down by 44 per cent. The reservoirs supplying water to Chennai has hardly any water with a combined storage of 1 TMC water. The looming water scarcity this summer has turned into a key poll issue.
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'Better Prepared', Says Minister As Rain Displaces Thousands In Tamil Nadu
As monsoon rain flooded Chennai and parts of Tamil Nadu this week displacing thousands and reportedly killing 12 people, the state minister said the government has " learnt lessons from 2015 floods and was better prepared to deal with the natural calamity".
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PM Modi Assures All Help as Century's Worst Rain Cripples Chennai
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa assuring all possible help as heavy rains pounded several parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, with most areas of the capital witnessing waterlogging, severely disrupting airport, train and bus services.
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Northeast Monsoon Drenches Tamil Nadu, More Heavy Rain On The Way
The Northeast Monsoon has arrived, bringing widespread rainfall across Tamil Nadu, especially in the northern, western, and southern districts.
-
Emergency Control Rooms, Rescue Camps: Tamil Nadu Prepares For Southwest Monsoon
As the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai predicted an increase in rainfall across the state, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has instructed to ensure the Emergency control room functions 24x7 and readiness of rescue vehicles.
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"Precautionary Measure": Chennai Civic Body Buys 36 Boats Ahead Of Monsoon, Shares Pics
This move comes after the Regional Meteorological Centre forecasted normal to slightly above normal rainfall during the northeast monsoon.
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Tamil Nadu Sees 'Madras Eye' Surge, 1.5 lakh Conjunctivitis Cases In Monsoon So Far
Though the conjunctivitis infection is highly contagious, it does not spread by merely looking into an infected person's eyes, say experts
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Lok Sabha Elections: As Drinking Water Turns Poll Issue, Chennai Residents Demand Roadmap From Candidates
With a 54 per cent deficit monsoon, the drinking water supply in Chennai is already down by 44 per cent. The reservoirs supplying water to Chennai has hardly any water with a combined storage of 1 TMC water. The looming water scarcity this summer has turned into a key poll issue.
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'Better Prepared', Says Minister As Rain Displaces Thousands In Tamil Nadu
As monsoon rain flooded Chennai and parts of Tamil Nadu this week displacing thousands and reportedly killing 12 people, the state minister said the government has " learnt lessons from 2015 floods and was better prepared to deal with the natural calamity".
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PM Modi Assures All Help as Century's Worst Rain Cripples Chennai
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa assuring all possible help as heavy rains pounded several parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, with most areas of the capital witnessing waterlogging, severely disrupting airport, train and bus services.
