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North Chennai on alert as Murasu nears coast
By Express News Service3 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) put Thiruvottiyur and Manali on alert for Cyclone Murasu as it neared the Andhra Pradesh coast.
Chennai International Airport cancelled 11 flights due to adverse weather, and various civic issues including fallen trees and water stagnation were reported across the city.
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CHENNAI: The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) on Monday put Thiruvottiyur and Manali on alert for heavy overnight rain as Cyclone Murasu approached the south Andhra Pradesh coast, with NDRF and SDRF teams mobilised as a precautionary measure.
Meanwhile, flight operations at Chennai International Airport were disrupted on Monday, with 11 services cancelled due to adverse weather conditions triggered by the cyclone, according to airport sources.
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