Minster R Kamaraj inspecting cleaning of a stormwater drains in Tiruvarur on Tuesday 
Tamil Nadu

Food Minister checks cyclone readiness in Tiruvarur district

Food Minister R Kamaraj said that efforts are being taken to shift people from vulnerable areas to special relief camps ahead of the landfall of Cyclone Nivar.

migrator

Thiruchirapalli

Inspecting the vulnerable areas in Tiruvarur and the special camps established in the district on Tuesday, the Minister said that the state government has been taking precautionary measures ahead of the cyclone’s landfall on a war footing manner and as part of precaution all possible steps are being taken by the Tiruvarur district administration.

He said that as many as 212 places are identified as vulnerable spots and 249 relief camps are established in the district and the people from these vulnerable areas would soon be shifted to the camps. The camps were provided with the basic amenities, including adequate stocks of food items, said the Minister.

Subsequently, the Minister inspected the removal of water plants from the storm water drains and the irrigation canals to ensure free flow of water.

Tiruchy sanitary staff in Cuddalore

Meanwhile, the Tiruchy City Corporation has sent a team of 100 sanitary staff and sanitary inspectors, electrical staff, four dipper lorries and other basic equipment to the coastal regions of Cuddalore district as a precautionary measure. Corporation Commissioner S Sivasubramanian said, these workers would stay there until the entire works get completed. Earlier, they were also given a kit to be used.

Visit news.dtnext.in to explore our interactive epaper!

Download the DT Next app for more exciting features!

Click here for iOS

Click here for Android

TNCC president Selvaperunthagai alleges corruption by Chennai BSNL office official, seeks immediate action

Chennai: Man gets 2 decades of jail term for kidnapping, raping minor

Sasikala launches All India Puratchi Thalaivar Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam

Veterinary students stage statewide protest against proposed private colleges in Tamil Nadu

CM Stalin urges PM Modi to release Rs 3,112 cr pending Jal Jeevan Mission dues to TN