Chennai floods LIVE: NDRF sends 20 more teams, rescues 10,000; 14 ICU patients at MIOT hospital die to power failure
Signs
of easing of situation in floot-battered Chennai emerged on Friday with
no fresh rains and a sharp fall in water levels of Adyar and Kumbh
rivers that were in spate following torrential rains as rescue and
relief operations continued in full swing and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a Rs 1,000 crore more aid to Tamil Nadu.
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
After their separate aerial surveys of the flood-ravaged areas, Tamil
Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
urged for an immediate relief of Rs 5,000 crore, to which he responded
by announcing Rs 1000 crore more for relief work in Tamil Nadu. This
will be in addition to the Rs 940 crore already announced by the Centre.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Signs
of easing of situation in floot-battered Chennai emerged on Friday with
no fresh rains and a sharp fall in water levels of Adyar and Kumbh
rivers that were in spate following torrential rains as rescue and
relief operations continued in full swing and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a Rs 1,000 crore more aid to Tamil Nadu.
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
After their separate aerial surveys of the flood-ravaged areas, Tamil
Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
urged for an immediate relief of Rs 5,000 crore, to which he responded
by announcing Rs 1000 crore more for relief work in Tamil Nadu. This
will be in addition to the Rs 940 crore already announced by the Centre.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Signs
of easing of situation in floot-battered Chennai emerged on Friday with
no fresh rains and a sharp fall in water levels of Adyar and Kumbh
rivers that were in spate following torrential rains as rescue and
relief operations continued in full swing and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a Rs 1,000 crore more aid to Tamil Nadu.
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
After their separate aerial surveys of the flood-ravaged areas, Tamil
Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
urged for an immediate relief of Rs 5,000 crore, to which he responded
by announcing Rs 1000 crore more for relief work in Tamil Nadu. This
will be in addition to the Rs 940 crore already announced by the Centre.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Signs
of easing of situation in floot-battered Chennai emerged on Friday with
no fresh rains and a sharp fall in water levels of Adyar and Kumbh
rivers that were in spate following torrential rains as rescue and
relief operations continued in full swing and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a Rs 1,000 crore more aid to Tamil Nadu.
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
After their separate aerial surveys of the flood-ravaged areas, Tamil
Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
urged for an immediate relief of Rs 5,000 crore, to which he responded
by announcing Rs 1000 crore more for relief work in Tamil Nadu. This
will be in addition to the Rs 940 crore already announced by the Centre.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/live-chennai-hit-by-heaviest-rains-in-a-century-normal-life-thrown-out-of-gear/#sthash.Jk8M5jkS.dpuf
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