Chennai. The effect of the turmoil in the Bay of Bengal is now clearly visible. Heavy rains with strong winds are falling in Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu. This has badly affected normal life. Due to heavy rains, the streets of Chennai are flooded. At the same time, water entered homes and hospitals in many areas of the metropolis. In some hospitals, water was filled up to the knees. In such a situation, it became difficult for health workers and doctors to work. On the other hand, trouble has also arisen for the attendants. The Greater Chennai Municipal Corporation has deployed 22000 employees on the front to deal with the Cyclone Fanjal. These include engineers to sanitation workers. Officials said that the corporation employees are constantly trying to remove water from the roads. On the other hand, the local police are also engaged in helping the common people.

On Saturday, normal life in Chennai was disrupted due to cyclone Fanjal. Water filled the streets and houses. Police and corporation employees also appeared helpless in front of nature. The speed of the wind was so fast that even the barricades flew away. Trees fell down in many areas and in some areas, even electricity poles were uprooted. On one hand, where it became difficult for people to leave their homes due to the cyclone, on the other hand, some people were seen having fun on the seashore despite the warning. Especially people were seen on the beach in the Marakkanam area of ​​​​the Villupuram district.

The corporation's preparations did not work.
The Greater Chennai Municipal Corporation had claimed to have made extensive preparations to deal with Cyclone Fanjal, but when the cyclone hit the coastal areas, all the preparations were in vain. The Municipal Corporation has said that 22 thousand employees will be deployed to deal with the effects of the storm. These include engineers, sanitation workers, and other officials. Apart from this, 1686 motor pumps have also been deployed in various areas to deal with the problem of waterlogging, so that the water can be drained out in time. Municipal officials said that the work of draining out water from 134 places is going on at a war footing. Also, out of the 9 places where trees had fallen, 5 have been cleared.

Heavy rains accompanied by strong winds have increased the problems of people. Due to train water in entering two government
hospitals, doctors, as well as common people, are facing problems. Due to knee-deep water inside the hospitals, work has been badly affected. On the other hand, due to strong winds and rain, barricades fell and were swept away in the strong current. Traffic lights have also fallen at some places. Many areas of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry are badly affected by Cyclone Fanjal.