Cyclone Mandous wreaks havoc as it crosses Tamil Nadu coast: In pics
Cyclone Mandous, which made landfall off the coast of Mamallapuram on Friday with a wind speed of 75 km an hour, caused heavy rain across parts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the states also experienced strong winds as the cyclonic storm passed through on Saturday after making landfall. According to the state government's report, Naidupeta in Andhra Pradesh's Tirupati district received the highest rainfall in the last 24 hours, witnessing a record (281.5mm). The cyclone-triggered downpour resulted in severe waterlogging in low-lying areas. The National Disaster Response Force team was kept on standby in Chennai early Saturday morning as the cyclone maintained its 'Severe Cyclonic Storm' status.
Updated on: Dec 10, 2022 4:47 PM IST
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Vendors salvage their shop after some damages due to the landfall of Cyclone Mandous, at Marina beach in Chennai on Saturday. (PTI)
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MK Stalin, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, hands over essential items to Cyclone Mandous victims at Kasimedu fishing harbour in Chennai. (PTI)
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Damaged boats at the Kasimedu Fishing Harbour following Cyclone Mandous' landfall. (PTI)
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Fishermen shifting a boat at in Chennai's the Kasimedu Fishing Harbour after the cyclone's landfall. (PTI)
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A man walks through a waterlogged area in Chennai caused by the downpour that followed the landfall. (PTI)
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Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin serves cooked food to the Cyclone Mandous affected people at Kasimedu fishing harbour, in Chennai. (PTI)
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Chennai fisherman looking at damaged boats which was caused by the rainfall due to Cyclone. (PTI)
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