Tamil Nadu Faces Intense Northeast Monsoon: CM M.K. Stalin Calls for Urgent Measures
Heavy rainfall has been forecasted across Tamil Nadu due to the intensified Northeast monsoon. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, after discussions with officials, has issued 'red' and 'orange' alerts for several districts and ordered precautionary measures. The monsoon has affected agriculture with paddy harvest delays reported.
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The Northeast monsoon has intensified across Tamil Nadu, prompting Chief Minister M.K. Stalin to issue heavy rainfall alerts, including 'red' and 'orange' warnings for several districts. The regional weather office confirmed that widespread rains have lashed parts of the state.
Amid forecasts for extremely heavy rain in specific districts, Stalin reviewed current precautions and directed the establishment of relief camps, ensuring necessary resources such as food, water, and medicine are available. Equipment like JCB machines and boats are also on standby for emergency situations.
While Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin supervised infrastructure works aimed at flood mitigation, continuous rains have significantly impacted paddy harvesting in regions like Tirunelveli. Farmers voiced concerns over damaged crops, urging governmental intervention for immediate rice procurement.
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