On Thursday, volunteers in Chennai's Mudichurwere seen navigating through knee-deep water in an attempt to distribute food packets and water bottles. It has been reported that various areas in Chennai faced insufficient supplies of milk and curd for the third consecutive day today.
In light of the devastating effects of the flood situation in Chennai as an aftermath of Cyclone Michaung, a holiday has been declared for schools and colleges on Friday as well. As per media reports, several areas of the city has been facing power disruptions.
In response to the floods, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed the Union Home Ministry to release the second instalment of Rs 450 crore to Tamil Nadu for cyclone relief.
On Thursday, volunteers in Mudichurwere seen navigating through knee-deep water in an attempt to distribute food packets and water bottles. It has been reported that various areas in Chennai faced insufficient supplies of milk and curd for the third consecutive day today.
Owing to the impact of Cyclone Michaung, Chennai witnessed incessant rainfall on both Monday and Tuesday which resulted into massive inundation, streets transforming into rivers, trees and electric poles being uprooted, and vehicles either swept away or completely submerged.