Heavy Rain Alert In Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister M K Stalin Visits Affected Areas
NDTV
The India Meteorological Department predicted rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms in Chennai on Sunday. The Met Department has issued a red alert for Tamil Nadu.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Sunday inspected rain-affected and waterlogged areas and said that the water drainage department and public works department are working in the waterlogged areas of the state.
He informed that the state will continue to experience rainfall but there is no danger. He further said that he will be Seerkazhi area in the Nagapattinam District of the state to do inspection rain-affected areas. "Tonight I am travelling to Seerkazhi and after Mayiladuthurai and Cuddalore to do an inspection," said Stalin.
When asked about water stagnation in many places in North Chennai, he said, "Show me where there is water stagnation. Only during rainy times, there might be some water stagnation that happens but after some time it dries."
The India Meteorological Department predicted rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms in Chennai on Sunday. The Met Department issued a red alert for Tamil Nadu.
