Continuous rains in the Nilgiris have disrupted the daily lives of locals and played spoil sport for tourists. With ongoing efforts to manage water levels, restore infrastructure, and ensure public safety, authorities are working to minimise the impact of the heavy monsoon rains on residents and visitors. In response to heavy rainfall in the Nilgiris district, authorities have taken proactive measures to ensure public safety.
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Rain Lashes The Nilgiris, Several Tourist Sites Shut Down
As a precautionary measure, several tourist sites including Doddabetta Peak, Pine Forest, and Avalanche have been closed by the district administration
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Avalanche received the highest amount, with over 372 mm in 24 hours
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Avalanche received the highest amount, with over 372 mm in 24 hours
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