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Pictures: Water logging in parts of Chennai ahead of Cyclone Nivar's landfall

Nivar is expected to cross Tamil Nadu coast around midnight or early hours of Thursday

Published: November 25, 2020 11:30 compiled by Balaram Menon, Senior Web Editor and with inputs from agencies

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Copy of PTI24-11-2020_000163B-1606289265992 — Vehicles ply on a waterlogged road during heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Nivar, in Chennai. Image Credit: PTI

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Copy of 20201124197L-1606289259282 — Water logging was witnessed in many parts of Chennai, due to heavy rainfall ahead of Cyclone Nivar's landfall. Image Credit: ANI

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Copy of 20201124238L-1606289270171 — According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the 'super cyclonic storm' Nivar is about 290 km east-southeast of Cuddalore. Image Credit: ANI

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Copy of 086910-01-02-1606289247578 — "It is very likely to intensify further into a very severe cyclonic storm during next 12 hours. It is very likely to cross Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts during mid-night of 25th and early hours of 26th November," IMD tweeted. Image Credit: AFP

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Copy of 20201124199L-1606289257758 — Meanwhile, Director, Area Cyclone Warning Centre, Chennai said, "Cyclone Nivar lays 350 km SE of Chennai moving NW and likely to intensify into severe cyclonic storm and cross between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram today late evening or night. While crossing wind speed likely to touch 145 kmph." Image Credit: ANI

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Copy of PTI24-11-2020_000142B-1606289243650 — National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) senior commandant Rekha Nambiar held a discussion with Tamil Nadu Revenue Minister RB Udayakumar at State Disaster Management head office at Chepauk today. Image Credit: PTI

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Copy of 086873-01-02-1606289272434 — In view of cyclonic storm Nivar, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba chaired the National Crisis Management Committee (NCMC) meeting earlier on Tuesday through video conferencing with the Chief Secretaries of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh and Secretaries of different ministries. Image Credit: AFP

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Copy of 20201124202L-1606289261141 — Gauba said that our aim should be to ensure that there is no loss of life, damage is minimum and normalcy is restored in power, telecom and other important sectors in the shortest possible time. Image Credit: ANI

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Copy of 20201124201L-1606289262823 — NDRF DG informed about the preparedness to meet the situation in next three days and said that 30 teams of NDRF have so far been deployed and 20 additional teams have been kept on standby for Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh. Image Credit: ANI

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Copy of 086949-01-02-1606289249699 — Cyclone Nivar is likely to cross between Mamallapuram and Karaikal during midnight of Wednesday and early hours of November 26, as per India Meteorological Department (IMD). Image Credit: AFP

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Copy of 086950-01-02-1606289252028 — Earlier at 2.30 AM, Cyclone Nivar moved west-northwestwards with a speed of 6 kmph and lay centred in the southwest Bay of Bengal, said IMD. Image Credit: AFP

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Copy of 090573-01-02-1606289254233 — Heavy rain is expected in some areas of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh for two days from Wednesday, the weather office said. The cyclone will be intense enough to damage crops, plantations, trees, mud houses and communication and electric poles, the statement said, advising fishermen to suspend their operations in the region. Image Credit: AFP

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Copy of 20201124192L-1606289245250 — Nivar will likely strengthen to become equivalent to a category 2 hurricane before striking India on Wednesday night, Jason Nicholls, a senior meteorologist with AccuWeather said in a Twitter post. Image Credit: ANI

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Copy of PTI24-11-2020_000139B-1606289240824 — About 22 teams from the National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry, while eight others were ready in reserve, according to S.N. Pradhan, director general of the agency. Another 20 teams are also on standby, it said. Image Credit: PTI

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Copy of 090576-01-02-1606289256033 — Nivar is the third cyclone to hit Indian coasts since May, when storm Amphan, the biggest cyclone to hit South Asia in two decades, affected millions across the region and killed about 100 people. Cyclone Nisarga crossed the coast near Alibag in neighboring Raigad district in the state of Maharashtra in June. Image Credit: AFP

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