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Heavy rains pound Tamil Nadu
Seven more persons lost their lives in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu as the North East Monsoon continued to pound several parts of the state disrupting rail and road traffic.
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Heavy rains pound Tamil Nadu
Parts of South Chennai including St Thomas Mount and Velacherry witnessed heavy water logging which even resulted in railway under-bridges being flooded.
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Heavy rains pound Tamil Nadu
Schools and colleges in northern districts including Chennai, Vellore, Thiruvallur and Kanchipuram remained closed.
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Heavy rains pound Tamil Nadu
Office goers in the capital city had a harrowing time as they had to wade through knee-deep and in some places waist-deep waters.
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Heavy rains pound Tamil Nadu
Trains leaving Chennai were also affected due to water logging in the tracks.