மாநகராட்சி அதிகாரிகள், பணியாளர்களின் அயராத முயற்சியால் சென்னையின் பல முக்கியப் பகுதிகளில் வெள்ளநீர் தேங்காமல் தவிர்க்கப்பட்டதுடன்; தேங்கிய...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin lauded the relentless efforts of Greater Chennai Corporation officials, engineers, and conservancy workers, which prevented severe stormwater stagnation across numerous critical arterial roads and residential neighborhoods during recent torrential monsoon downpours. In localities where water had accumulated due to intense localized cloudbursts, prompt municipal pumping operations and canal clearing ensured that stagnant floodwaters were drained within hours, minimizing civic disruptions for city commuters.

The Chief Minister visited several remaining waterlogged pockets across the metropolis to inspect ongoing restoration, dewatering, and desilting operations. Interacting directly with field teams and sanitary staff working on flooded streets, Stalin commended their hard work and morale, encouraging them to maintain their momentum until every single road, lane, and low-lying habitat is completely cleared and restored to full normalcy.

Stalin observed that proactive pre-monsoon desilting and active field vigilance made a noticeable difference in disaster mitigation compared to previous years. He reaffirmed that the government is formulating comprehensive long-term storm drainage solutions for flood-prone localities under Singara Chennai 2.0. By celebrating municipal workers while supervising ongoing operations, Stalin reinforced a governance model rooted in field execution and public accountability.