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Fact Check: Old Video Falsely Shared As "Cyclone Fengal Aftermath" In Chennai
A video showing a heavily flooded road at night has been shared online, with claims that it depicts scenes from Chennai, the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, following heavy rainfall caused by Cyclone Fengal
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Video Shows Plane's Dramatic Landing Attempt In Chennai Amid Strong Winds
A video of an IndiGo plane struggling to land in Chennai ahead of Cyclone Fengal's landfall has gone viral. The plane is seen trying to land amid heavy turbulence as the cyclone led to heavy rain and strong winds in the city yesterday.
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2 Killed, Chennai Flooded, Airport Shut As Cyclone Fengal Makes Landfall
Cyclone Fengal, which triggered heavy rains in northern Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, made landfall close to the Union Territory coast on Saturday. The rains led to a shutdown of Chennai airport and flooded many parts of the city.
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Man Electrocuted At Flooded ATM In Chennai, Body Found Floating In Water
His body was afloat. They prodded it with a wooden pole. Afew men then pulled the body out of the floodwaters outside an ATM in Chennai. The city has been experiencing heavy rainfall as cyclone Fengal is set to make landfall in the evening.
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Cyclone Fengal To Make Landfall Today. Here Are Dos And Don'ts
Several districts, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Kallakurichi, and Cuddalore, are set to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall.
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Chennai Airport Shut, Trains Hit As Cyclone Fengal Intensifies: 10 Points
Cyclone Fengal will bring heavy rainfall across Tamil Nadu's northern and delta districts and Puducherry as it makes landfall between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram today.
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Cyclone Fengal Brings Heavy Rain To Tamil Nadu, Puducherry; Schools, Colleges Shut
Schools and colleges in some parts of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry remained closed today as heavy rains were forecast due to the impact of Cyclone Fengal brewing over the Bay of Bengal.
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MK Stalin Announces Compensation For Families Hit By Chennai Oil Spill
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday ordered cash assistance ranging between Rs 7,500 and Rs 12,500 to 9,001 families affected by the oil spill in north Chennai areas.
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Oil Spill Trapped Inside Chennai's Creek Area: Coast Guard
In the matter of oil spillage, the Coast Guard on Sunday said the oil spill is trapped inside the Ennore creek area in Chennai and there is 'nil' egress.
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After Cyclone Michaung Disaster, Blame Game Erupts Over Chennai Oil Spill
Days after an oil spill in northern pockets of Chennai - a city limping back to normalcy after flooding due to Cyclone Michaung - the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and the Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited have begun a blame game.
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"PM Concerned About Chennai, Will Give All Possible Help": Minister On Cyclone Michaung
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concerned about the people and city of Chennai.
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Volunteers Wade Through Water To Give Food To People In Rain-Hit Chennai, Plants Still Shut
Volunteers waded through stagnant water to hand out food and supplies, and some manufacturing plants remained shut in the tech-and-auto hub district of Chennai on Friday, four days after cyclone Michaung lashed the coast.
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Chennai Struggles To Return To Normal Life As Floods Bring Back 2015 Memories
Life in Chennai has been paralysed due to heavy rainfall and floods caused by cyclone Michaung. The constant rains have left city flooded and struggling to return to normal life.
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Anger Against Government As Chennai Residents Battle Floods
The massive waterlogging in Chennai after Cyclone Michaung has generated enormous anger among the residents, who say they got little warning or relief from the government.
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PM Modi Okays Rs 561 Crore For Chennai Flood Management Project
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has greenlighted the first urban flood mitigation project in Chennai, allocating Rs 561.29 crore for "Integrated Urban Flood Management" activities in the Chennai Basin project, Home Minister Amit Shah announced today.
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Fact Check: Old Video Falsely Shared As "Cyclone Fengal Aftermath" In Chennai
A video showing a heavily flooded road at night has been shared online, with claims that it depicts scenes from Chennai, the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, following heavy rainfall caused by Cyclone Fengal
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Video Shows Plane's Dramatic Landing Attempt In Chennai Amid Strong Winds
A video of an IndiGo plane struggling to land in Chennai ahead of Cyclone Fengal's landfall has gone viral. The plane is seen trying to land amid heavy turbulence as the cyclone led to heavy rain and strong winds in the city yesterday.
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2 Killed, Chennai Flooded, Airport Shut As Cyclone Fengal Makes Landfall
Cyclone Fengal, which triggered heavy rains in northern Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, made landfall close to the Union Territory coast on Saturday. The rains led to a shutdown of Chennai airport and flooded many parts of the city.
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Man Electrocuted At Flooded ATM In Chennai, Body Found Floating In Water
His body was afloat. They prodded it with a wooden pole. Afew men then pulled the body out of the floodwaters outside an ATM in Chennai. The city has been experiencing heavy rainfall as cyclone Fengal is set to make landfall in the evening.
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Cyclone Fengal To Make Landfall Today. Here Are Dos And Don'ts
Several districts, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Kallakurichi, and Cuddalore, are set to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall.
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Chennai Airport Shut, Trains Hit As Cyclone Fengal Intensifies: 10 Points
Cyclone Fengal will bring heavy rainfall across Tamil Nadu's northern and delta districts and Puducherry as it makes landfall between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram today.
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Cyclone Fengal Brings Heavy Rain To Tamil Nadu, Puducherry; Schools, Colleges Shut
Schools and colleges in some parts of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry remained closed today as heavy rains were forecast due to the impact of Cyclone Fengal brewing over the Bay of Bengal.
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MK Stalin Announces Compensation For Families Hit By Chennai Oil Spill
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday ordered cash assistance ranging between Rs 7,500 and Rs 12,500 to 9,001 families affected by the oil spill in north Chennai areas.
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Oil Spill Trapped Inside Chennai's Creek Area: Coast Guard
In the matter of oil spillage, the Coast Guard on Sunday said the oil spill is trapped inside the Ennore creek area in Chennai and there is 'nil' egress.
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After Cyclone Michaung Disaster, Blame Game Erupts Over Chennai Oil Spill
Days after an oil spill in northern pockets of Chennai - a city limping back to normalcy after flooding due to Cyclone Michaung - the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and the Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited have begun a blame game.
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"PM Concerned About Chennai, Will Give All Possible Help": Minister On Cyclone Michaung
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concerned about the people and city of Chennai.
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Volunteers Wade Through Water To Give Food To People In Rain-Hit Chennai, Plants Still Shut
Volunteers waded through stagnant water to hand out food and supplies, and some manufacturing plants remained shut in the tech-and-auto hub district of Chennai on Friday, four days after cyclone Michaung lashed the coast.
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Chennai Struggles To Return To Normal Life As Floods Bring Back 2015 Memories
Life in Chennai has been paralysed due to heavy rainfall and floods caused by cyclone Michaung. The constant rains have left city flooded and struggling to return to normal life.
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Anger Against Government As Chennai Residents Battle Floods
The massive waterlogging in Chennai after Cyclone Michaung has generated enormous anger among the residents, who say they got little warning or relief from the government.
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PM Modi Okays Rs 561 Crore For Chennai Flood Management Project
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has greenlighted the first urban flood mitigation project in Chennai, allocating Rs 561.29 crore for "Integrated Urban Flood Management" activities in the Chennai Basin project, Home Minister Amit Shah announced today.
