As it centered itself roughly 80 kilometers northeast of Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, as well as 120 kilometers northeast of Chennai, the severe cyclone Michaung caused devastation. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned that it is dangerously close to Nellore and could cause major damage to the area.
Railway Ministry’s Swift Response to handle the Cyclone
In order to be prepared, the Railway Ministry set up a emergency room at Rail Bhawan in New Delhi and an emergency control cell in Chennai. The goal of these initiatives is to effectively handle the problems that Cyclone Michaung brought about for the train network.
5 Lives Lost
At least five individuals died in different cases in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, after severe downpour, according to a statement released by the Chennai police. The sad events are exacerbated by the unceasing downpour and unfavorable weather.
7 Subways Shut Down in Chennai
Additionally, As the city is submerged by torrential rainfall, there is catastrophic flooding. So, in light of the rising water levels, 17 subways are closed to ensure public safety.
MK Stalin, the chief minister of Tamil Nadu, announced that the state government is mobilizing in full force to lessen the effects of Cyclone Michaung. In order to guarantee the safety of the populace, ministers and other high-ranking officials are stationed in districts that are deemed susceptible.
Work-from-Home Advisory
The Tamil Nadu government is urging private businesses and enterprises in Chennai, Thiruvallur, Kancheepuram, as well as Chengalpattu to permit workers to work from home on December 5th, as the storm continues its attack. The purpose of this advise is to reduce hazards and guarantee worker safety during periods of severe precipitation.
Authorities and individuals working together to overcome the obstacles presented by Cyclone Michaung is essential in ensuring that communities are resilient to this natural disaster.
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