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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin issued a public reassurance regarding disaster readiness as incessant northeast monsoon rains lashed Chennai and adjoining coastal districts. Stalin confirmed that cabinet ministers, Chennai Mayor, Corporation Commissioner, and thousands of frontline civic employees were stationed in the field to monitor drainage networks, remove uprooted trees, and operate heavy dewatering machinery.

The Chief Minister urged the public to remain calm and avoid unnecessary travel, reassuring residents that the entire state machinery was operating with heightened vigilance. He instructed district collectors and departmental heads to maintain strict surveillance until precipitation ceased completely, ensuring uninterrupted power supply to hospitals and rapid clearance of arterial road corridors.

Stalin affirmed that administrative preparations undertaken ahead of the monsoon helped prevent major municipal paralysis across urban areas. He emphasized that dedicated monitoring officers were overseeing relief distribution in vulnerable settlements, ensuring prompt evacuation whenever water levels surged. Stalin reiterated the government's resolve to safeguard every resident and maintain civic resilience throughout the adverse weather spell. The administration assured citizens that comprehensive safety measures remain active across every vulnerable municipal zone.