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Rajinikanth's house flooded after heavy rain brings Chennai to a standstill: Report | Latest News India


Rajinikanth's house flooded after heavy rain brings Chennai to a standstill: Report | Latest News India

A heavy rainstorm hit Chennai and surrounding districts on Tuesday, causing widespread flooding, traffic chaos and disruption to essential services. The city's infrastructure struggled to cope with the flooding, leaving residents stranded.

Heavy rains hit Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, bringing the city to a standstill. (AFP)
Heavy rains hit Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, bringing the city to a standstill. (AFP)

According to Deccan Herald, superstar Rajinikanth's luxurious villa in Poes Garden, a landmark in the city, was inundated and floodwaters entered the premises. There are numerous images on social media platforms that illustrate the flooding and illustrate the seriousness of the situation.

The city's drainage system was overwhelmed by the heavy downpour, leading to this crisis. However, city authorities have reportedly initiated emergency measures to pump out the water around Rajinikanth's residence. His employees are monitoring the situation closely to keep the damage as low as possible.

Although the superstar is yet to make a public address, it is said that Rajinikanth is taking all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of the family. This is not the first time that Rajinikanth's residence has faced flooding; A similar incident occurred in 2023 due to Cyclone Michaung

Traffic disruptions in Chennai

The Southern Railway has suspended four express trains, including the Chennai Central-Mysuru Kaveri Express, due to waterlogging. Several trains were diverted or stopped shortly before Chennai Central Station. Domestic flights were also canceled as passengers remained indoors.

Weather warning

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted more rainfall over the next two days, with a distinct low pressure area strengthening into a depression. “Heavy to very heavy rain with extremely heavy rain at one or two places is likely” in Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu and Chennai districts.

Chennai Rains: Government Response

Tamil Nadu declared a holiday for schools, colleges and government offices in affected districts, except for essential services. Civil protection teams are on standby, 219 boats are ready for action.

Residents are advised to stay indoors and avoid traveling unless necessary. The Chennai Corporation has set up a 24-hour control room to address rain-related complaints. Power supply was interrupted in flooded areas.

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