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December 19, 2023

News Desk

Hundreds of people were stranded as parts of Tamil Nadu were flooded after heavy rain

CHENNAI: Heavy rain has paralyzed several areas of India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu, flooding roads, affecting rail services and leaving authorities scrambling to rescue those stranded. The deluge came as the state was still recovering from damage caused by Cyclone Michaung, which hit the coast this month, killing at least 13 people. Tamil Nadu received nearly 50mm of rain between Sunday and Monday, compared with the 2.5mm that would be normal for this time of year, the meteorological department said, and more rain is expected on Tuesday. Local media reported that at least five people died in the rain-related

December 8, 2023

News Desk

Hundreds are still trapped, factories closed in Chennai, India

CHENNAI: Volunteers waded through stagnant water to distribute food and supplies, and some manufacturing plants remained closed in India’s southern technology and automotive region of Chennai on Friday, four days after Cyclone Michaung hit the coast. At least 14 people, most of them in Chennai and Tamil Nadu state, have died in floods caused by torrential rains that began on Monday. The cyclone itself made landfall further north in the state of Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday afternoon. Authorities said some low-lying areas of the state were still flooded and government officials and volunteers were taking supplies to people stuck in

December 6, 2023

News Desk

Chennai flooded as heavy rains from Cyclone Michaung hit India

CHENNAI/HYDERABAD: Rescuers used boats to reach people trapped in their homes amid widespread flooding in Chennai, India, on Wednesday after Cyclone Michaung made landfall on the southern coast, bringing heavy rain and winds that uprooted trees and damaged roads. An estimated 13 people, most of them in the manufacturing hub of Tamil Nadu, died in flooding caused by torrential rains that preceded the cyclone, which made landfall in Andhra Pradesh state on Tuesday afternoon. Rescuers used inflatable rafts and ropes to pull people from their homes in Chennai, a city of more than 6 million people and a major auto

December 4, 2023

News Desk

Chennai airport runway flooded as Cyclone Michaung approaches India

CHENNAI: At least four people died, factories were closed and the runway of one of India’s busiest airports was submerged due to torrential rain as two southern states braced on Monday for the effects of a powerful cyclone. Cyclone Michaung was expected to make landfall in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh around noon on Tuesday, according to the country’s weather office, with sustained winds of 90-100 km/h (56-62 mph), with gusts of up to 110 km /h. Four people died in rain-related incidents in neighboring Tamil Nadu state, including two when a wall of a building collapsed, the

July 28, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

Pakistan condemns Indian attempt to politicize 44th Chess Olympiad being held in Chennai

Pakistan has strongly condemned Indian attempts to politicize the 44th Chess Olympiad scheduled to begin in Chennai from today. In a statement, Foreign Office Spokesperson Asim Iftikhar said Pakistan was invited by the International Chess Federation (FIDE) to participate in the Chess Olympiad. A Pakistani contingent was already training for this event. The spokesperson, however, regretted that India chose to politicize this prestigious international sporting event by passing the torch relay of this event through the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) on 21st July. The spokesperson said this is in utter disregard of the globally acknowledged disputed status

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