Tamil Nadu Braces for Cyclone Ditwah's Impact

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has reviewed the state's preparedness for Cyclone Ditwah, expected to cause heavy rain in the southern and Cauvery delta districts. Stalin held a video conference with district collectors, emphasizing rescue and relief efforts and advising caution as the storm nears.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin conducted a review session to ensure the state is ready for Cyclone Ditwah. The storm is likely to bring heavy rains between November 29 and 30, particularly affecting southern and Cauvery delta districts.

A red alert has been issued in these regions. Stalin held a video conference with district collectors to guide rescue and relief operations. He stressed the importance of high alert and preventive measures to avoid disruption, including power outages.

Chennai is also expected to face heavy rainfall. The government has prepared camps with essential supplies and arranged for the evacuation of people in vulnerable areas. Officials have been deployed across districts, and citizens are advised to stay indoors and avoid travel during the red alert period.

(With inputs from agencies.)