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High waves from Cyclone Arnab flood Ennore Expressway, traffic diverted
By Praveena S A3 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
High waves from Cyclone Arnab overtopped the shoreline embankment on the Ennore Expressway in north Chennai, forcing authorities to close the stretch and divert traffic.
The State Emergency Operations Centre and Greater Chennai Corporation placed four coastal districts and Chennai on heightened alert ahead of the cyclone's expected landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast.
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CHENNAI: A stretch of the Ennore Expressway in north Chennai was closed to traffic on Tuesday after high waves driven by Cyclone Arnab overtopped the shoreline embankment and spilled onto the road. Four coastal districts and the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) were put on heightened alert.
The measures announced by the State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) followed India Meteorological Department (IMD) warnings of rough seas and high waves along the Tamil Nadu coast.
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