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Cyclone Vardah Had A Big Effect Under Sea That Slowed Down Internet
As Cyclone Vardah slows to a depression and moves to Karnataka, one of its effects is becoming clearer: Slow internet. Service providers say the cyclone has affected undersea digital cables, and it might take a while to get things back on track.
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Cyclone Vardah Gone, Battered Chennai Picks Up The Pieces
A day after Cyclone Vardah - which killed 18 people and forced the authorities to evacuate thousands -- stormed through Chennai, the city worked hard to get life back to normal. Schools and colleges remained shut, but people moved on - making their way through thousands of fallen trees.
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After Cyclone Vardah, Tamil Nadu Asks For Rs 1,000 Crore Relief: 10 Points
A day after Cyclone Vardah wreaked havoc in Chennai, Chief Minister O Panneerselvam wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asking for an immediate release of Rs 1,000 crore from National Disaster Response Fund for relief and reconstruction work in the state. In Tamil Nadu, the cyclone cost 16 lives, wrecked 7,000 houses, power infrastructure and fe...
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Day After Cyclone Vardah, Flights Resume In Chennai: 10 Points
Flights have resumed in Chennai and power has been restored in the city, which is picking itself up on Tuesday after Cyclone Vardah battered the Tamil Nadu coast on Monday, killing 10 people and forcing thousands to flee their homes. The cyclone has weakened after crossing land, but the Met office has forecast heavy rain in the next 12 hours and sc...
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Cyclone Vardah Had A Big Effect Under Sea That Slowed Down Internet
As Cyclone Vardah slows to a depression and moves to Karnataka, one of its effects is becoming clearer: Slow internet. Service providers say the cyclone has affected undersea digital cables, and it might take a while to get things back on track.
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Cyclone Vardah Gone, Battered Chennai Picks Up The Pieces
A day after Cyclone Vardah - which killed 18 people and forced the authorities to evacuate thousands -- stormed through Chennai, the city worked hard to get life back to normal. Schools and colleges remained shut, but people moved on - making their way through thousands of fallen trees.
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After Cyclone Vardah, Tamil Nadu Asks For Rs 1,000 Crore Relief: 10 Points
A day after Cyclone Vardah wreaked havoc in Chennai, Chief Minister O Panneerselvam wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asking for an immediate release of Rs 1,000 crore from National Disaster Response Fund for relief and reconstruction work in the state. In Tamil Nadu, the cyclone cost 16 lives, wrecked 7,000 houses, power infrastructure and fe...
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Day After Cyclone Vardah, Flights Resume In Chennai: 10 Points
Flights have resumed in Chennai and power has been restored in the city, which is picking itself up on Tuesday after Cyclone Vardah battered the Tamil Nadu coast on Monday, killing 10 people and forcing thousands to flee their homes. The cyclone has weakened after crossing land, but the Met office has forecast heavy rain in the next 12 hours and sc...
