மாநிலம் முழுதும் வெள்ளத்தடுப்புக்குப் புவியியல் அமைப்புக்கேற்ப வடிகால்களை அமைக்கும் நீண்டகாலத் தீர்வை நோக்கிக் கவனம் செலுத்தப்படும். புதியதொரு...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin pledged that the Tamil Nadu government will construct comprehensive, long-term stormwater drainage networks tailored precisely to the unique geographical contours of each region across the state. Concluding an extensive thread detailing his monsoon disaster relief tours, Stalin stated that temporary seasonal repairs must give way to permanent civil engineering solutions to safeguard urban and rural populations from recurring inundation.

The Chief Minister stressed that climate change and unpredictable rainfall patterns require modernized flood management strategies based on hydrological data and natural watershed mapping. Rather than relying on piecemeal concrete drains that fail during cloudbursts, future infrastructure planning will integrate natural water bodies, retention ponds, and interconnected canals to channel surplus runoff harmlessly into rivers and seas.

Stalin affirmed that engineering experts, urban hydrologists, and civic bodies are being mobilized to design resilient storm drainage blue-prints for Chennai, the Cauvery delta, and low-lying coastal belts. He noted that sound governance demands visionary investments that protect citizens for generations to come. By prioritizing topography-based flood defenses, Stalin outlined a transformative infrastructure road map to build a flood-resilient Tamil Nadu.