பெருமளவில் பாதிப்புகள் இல்லையென்றாலும், ஒரு சில இடங்களில் ஏற்பட்டுள்ள பாதிப்புகள் விரைந்து சீர்செய்யப்படும். (3/3) https://t.co/eEfdA0uC7d

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin conducted extensive ground-level inspections across cyclone-affected coastal regions following the landfall of Cyclone Mandous, assessing localized damage and supervising emergency restoration works. Stalin noted that while proactive disaster management, robust stormwater drain networks, and advance civic preparations successfully prevented catastrophic destruction, localized damages reported in specific neighborhoods would be repaired with maximum urgency.

The Chief Minister deployed specialized engineering teams to immediately clear uprooted trees, pump out waterlogged pockets, restore snapped electricity poles, and repair affected coastal roads. Government machinery worked on a 24-hour footing to ensure normalcy returned within hours of the storm's landfall. Stalin personally interacted with local residents, fishermen, and vendors, assuring them that state relief, subsidized ration items, and financial assistance would reach every impacted household without bureaucratic hindrance.

Stalin asserted that the administration's scientific disaster management approach has substantially minimized flood risks across Chennai and coastal districts. By executing pre-monsoon desilting, modernizing flood prevention channels, and maintaining round-the-clock administrative readiness, the state government proved its capability to shield citizens from severe climatic events while swiftly safeguarding lives and livelihoods.