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Cyclone Michaung: ‘Michaung’ storm caused devastation in Tamil Nadu-Andhra Pradesh, 17 people died, more than 2 crore people affected.
Cyclone Michaung News: The low pressure formed in the Bay of Bengal gradually strengthened and there was heavy rain in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh on Monday-Tuesday. Heavy rain is expected to continue in many areas on Wednesday also. In such a situation, fishermen have been advised not to go into the sea for the next 2 days.
Ajith Kumar’s Heroic Gesture: A Helping Hand in Chennai Floods for Aamir Khan and Vishnu Vishal
The recent floods in Chennai, 2023, brought forth stories of resilience and compassion, with actor Ajith Kumar emerging as a hero in the lives of Aamir Khan and Vishnu Vishal. Stranded for hours in the rising waters, the two actors found an unexpected savior in the form of Ajith Kumar.
On December 5, Ajith Kumar, learning of Aamir Khan and Vishnu Vishal’s distress, personally visited them after their rescue, extending a helping hand by making travel arrangements for the actors and the members of the villa community where they reside.
Ajith Kumar’s Swift Action: As the waters continued to rise in Karapakkam, Chennai, Vishnu Vishal took to social media, posting a plea for rescue on his X (formerly known as Twitter) page. Responding promptly, the fire and rescue department successfully evacuated over 30 members from the villa community to safety.
Ajith Kumar, having heard of their situation, went above and beyond by personally visiting Aamir Khan and Vishnu Vishal. Demonstrating his compassion, he facilitated travel arrangements for the stranded actors and their fellow community members.
Vishnu Vishal expressed his gratitude, sharing a photo with Aamir Khan and Ajith Kumar, captioning it, “After getting to know our situation through a common friend, the ever-helpful Ajith Sir came to check in on us and helped with travel arrangements for our villa community members… Love you Ajith Sir! (sic).” Chennai Flood Rescue Operation: Aamir Khan, who had recently relocated to Chennai to care for his ailing mother, found himself caught in the torrents of rain that battered the city on December 4 and December 5. The proximity of Cyclone Michaung to the coast of Chennai exacerbated the heavy rainfall, leading to disastrous flooding.
Both Aamir Khan and Vishnu Vishal, residing in the same villa community in Karapakkam, faced the brunt of the floods. Thankfully, the fire and rescue department’s timely intervention ensured their safe evacuation.
Vishnu Vishal took a moment to express his gratitude not only to Ajith Kumar but also to the government officials who played a crucial role in ensuring the safety of those affected by the floods.
Ajith Kumar’s act of kindness in the face of adversity stands as a testament to the power of solidarity and humanity during challenging times. As Chennai recovers from the aftermath of the floods, these acts of compassion remind us of the strength found in coming together to support one another.
Cyclone 'Michaung' Expected to Intensify: Northern Tamil Nadu and Southern Andhra Pradesh Braces for Impact
As December approaches, the weather forecast for the northern Tamil Nadu coast and the southern Andhra Pradesh coast is raising concerns. Cyclone 'Michaung', brewing in the Bay of Bengal, is poised to increase the intensity of rainfall and winds in these regions from December 3 onwards, with a potential landfall anticipated around December 4 evening.
Sunanda, the Managing Director of the Visakhapatnam Cyclone Warning Centre, highlighted the evolving situation, stating that a low-pressure system initially developing in the Bay of Bengal has now intensified into a 'depression'. This system is expected to further strengthen into a 'cyclonic storm', with its trajectory currently moving northwestward.
According to Sunanda's assessment shared with news agency ANI, the depression observed near the southeastern Bay of Bengal and neighboring areas is predicted to intensify into a deep depression within the next 24 hours. Subsequently, within the following 24 hours, it is forecasted to evolve into a cyclonic storm, steadily advancing towards the North Tamil Nadu and Andhra coast.
"Commencing from December 3, the coastal areas of northern Tamil Nadu and southern Andhra Pradesh should anticipate escalating winds and rainfall as the cyclonic system progresses," Sunanda cautioned. "This movement will usher in light to moderate rainfall, possibly escalating to heavy to extremely heavy isolated downpours over south coastal Andhra Pradesh."
The National Crisis Management Committee (NCMC), led by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, has already taken proactive steps by reviewing the readiness of state governments and central ministries and departments for the impending cyclone. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has deployed 18 teams to Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Puducherry, with an additional 10 teams on standby, prepared to address any unforeseen emergencies.
Furthermore, a coordinated effort involving rescue and relief teams from the Coast Guard, Army, and Navy, supported by ships and aircraft, remains on high alert, ready to swiftly respond to the situation as it unfolds.
As the looming cyclone 'Michaung' gathers strength, the collective efforts of various agencies and authorities underscore the preparedness and commitment to mitigating potential risks and safeguarding the affected regions and communities. Stay tuned for further updates and advisories as the situation evolves.
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