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Very weighty downpour went on in the southern regions of Tamil Nadu on Monday, as Palayamkottai recorded 26 cm and Kanyakumari recorded 17 cm of downpour.

In the mean time, flood-impacted individuals in Tirunelveli locale moved to a safe house camp. Individuals should have been visible arranging for apportion outside the sanctuary home.

In Thoothkudi region, Srivaikuntam taluka got 525 mm of downpour on Sunday with no alleviation anticipated by the climate division. In addition, Tiruchender, Sathankulam, Kayathar and Ottapidram are likewise expected to get very weighty downpour.

However there were no reports of house harm, cows misfortunes were accounted for because of the weighty storm in Thoothkudi.

Additionally, Palayamkottai in Tirunelveli got 260 mm of precipitation till 5.30 pm on Sunday.

The state government pronounced an occasion for all schools, universities, confidential establishments, banks and monetary organizations in Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, Kanyakumari and Tenkasi regions on Monday.

Downpour progressed forward with Sunday night in Thoothukudi region, and 40 lakes in Kovilpatti region have arrived at their full limit. As indicated by IMD forecasts, weighty downpour is supposed to happen at a couple of spots over Kanyakumari, Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi.

As per IMD expectations, weighty downpour is probably going to lash spots of Kanyakumari, Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, Ramanathapuram, Pudukottai and Thanjavur areas on Monday.

On December 19, weighty downpour is probably going to happen at two or three puts over Kanyakumari, Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi and Ramanathapuram locale, and tempest and lightning are additionally possible in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal, as per IMD expectations.

Kovilpatti, Ettayapuram, Vilathikulam, Kalugumalai, Kayathar, Kadambur, Vembar, Surangudi and different areas of Thoothukudi locale have seen consistent downpour since Sunday morning.

Because of the weighty downpour, the streams and lakes around Kovilpatti have arrived at their full limit and the water is spilling over from the lakes.

Blockades and JCB machines have been utilized to prevent the water from streaming out of the stream in the Koosalipatti and Inam Maniyachi regions, following weighty downpour.

"Forty lakes in Kovilpatti panchayat are full. Two lakes were harmed and we fixed them. We are constantly checking different lakes as well. On the off chance that there is a break in the lake, we are prepared to fix it right away," said Rajesh, Region Improvement Official, Thoothukkudi.

The state government has gone to prudent lengths to guarantee individuals' wellbeing.

Serve for Income and Debacle The board KKSSR Ramachandran said different prudent steps had been taken by the public authority; specifically, priests and two IAS officials had been designated independently for the above locale and they are observing the work to be done.

"As a prudent step, 250 staff of the State Catastrophe Reaction Power and Public Calamity Reaction Power have been sent in Kanyakumari, Tirunelveli, Tuticorin and Tenkasi regions. A couple of additional individuals from the State Catastrophe Reaction Power will show up in Tenkasi locale on Monday. Indeed, even I will visit the flood-impacted regions," said Ramachandran.

Additionally, 19 camps in Tirunelveli, four in Kanyakumari, two in Thoothukudi and one camp in Tenkasi area have been set up to oblige the general population during disasters.

"The central clergyman has prompted us (the priest and IAS officials) to be on the spot and go to essential lengths," said the pastor.

In Tirunelveli region, flood-impacted individuals have been brought to the Thachanallur help camp and gave food and different basics by the locale organization.

Plus, Tuticorin and Tenkasi locale are likewise seeing weighty downpour, prompting disturbances in ordinary life. The Meteorological Division has likewise cautioned of cyclonic breezes over the eastern beach front areas of Tamil Nadu and the Inlet of Mannar.