In this regard, chief minister MK stalin inspected the flooded flats in Manali's New Town area yesterday. The masses was adaptable as they strolled barefoot in the sluggish water and saw chief minister stalin inspect. His complaints were heard by the Chief Minister. The chief minister then gave bread, mats, blankets, pillows, and other goods to those residing in the relief camps.
During the inspection, KN Nehru, minister of Municipal Administration, BK Sekarbabu, minister of Hindu Religious Affairs was there, as was chennai Corporation Commissioner Kagandeep Singh Bedi. "The chief minister greeted us and asked,'Is the camp pleasant and the food supplied on time?' remarked residents from the Irular Colony area who were residing in the camp. After that, he offered assistance. We don't have a shortage here, but it's been the custom for the past 50 years to abandon our homes and camp whenever it rains.
Due to significant flooding, more than 50 disaster assistance teams have been deployed in the manali New Town region. Meanwhile, the volume of floodwater released from Boondi Lake has been lowered to 23,500 cubic feet per second, much to the satisfaction of local residents.
