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Chennai floods: Jayalalithaa conducts aerial survey of affected areas

Various ministers, including O Paneerselvam, have been deputed to take charge of the relief works in different districts

J Jayalalithaa, Rains, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

An aerial view of flood affected areas of Kanchipuram District on the outskirt of Chennai. Photo: PTI

Press Trust of India Chennai
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today conducted an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas in Chennai and its suburbs.

The Chief Minister, who was in a chopper, witnessed first hand the damage caused by the monsoon fury, officials said.

Later she took stock of the issue with the senior officials, they said.

The Chief Minister wanted to undertake the exercise yesterday but could not do so because of bad weather and the inability expressed by the pilots.

She had yesterday detailed the various steps taken by the government to tackle the situation in Chennai and other flood-hit districts.

Various ministers, including O Paneerselvam, have been deputed to take charge of the relief works in different districts.

Senior IAS officials have also been tasked to ensure that relief reaches the people in the worst-affected Chennai and other districts.


 

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First Published: Dec 03 2015 | 12:32 PM IST

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