Cyclone Michaung  Update:  Tamil  Government  has announced  closure of schools, colleges, educational  institutions  and government offices in Chennai Tiruvallur,  Kancheepuram  and Chengalpattu districts  tomorrow i.e.  December  5,  due to  Typhoon  Michaung. 

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  Additionally,  the state government  also  asked  private  companies and  establishments  in  these districts to allow their employees to work from home tomorrow due to heavy  rain  and its  effects.  

 The IMD has warned of heavy to very heavy  rain  on  December 4  and  5  in north  coast  Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.  Moderate rain in  most places and heavy to very heavy  rain in some  places with extremely heavy  rainfall  at isolated  locations in  coastal Andhra Pradesh  and  Yanam  on  December 4  and  5. 

  Heavy  rains  in Chennai  have  led to severe waterlogging in  many places in  Chennai and  surrounding  areas. Several areas  in  Chennai were  flooded  due to heavy  rains. Rainwater accumulates  to the  point where  vehicles  are  completely submerged in water.  Heavy  rain  lasting overnight  caused  flooding  in the  state, causing  traffic jams  in  some areas  of the city.  Severe  traffic  congestion on  Chennai’s Chrompet GST Road following heavy  rains  in the  area.  

  Previously,  Chennai airport announced  the suspension  of departures and arrivals due to severe weather conditions  until 11pm  today. As many as 70 flights  to and  from the airport were  canceled due  to  continuous rain.  Around 33 flights from Chennai were diverted to  the  Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) on  Monday  as heavy  rain  continued to  fall.  

According to officials of Bangalore International Airport Limited  (BIAL), which  operates KIA,  domestic  and  international  flights,  including  those  of Indigo, SpiceJet, Etihad, Lufthansa and Gulf  Air, have been  diverted to the  city.  city  ​​from  Chennai. 

  Southern Railway  also shared  updates on train  cancellations. Eleven  express trains from Chennai Central were  canceled  on Monday after  water  levels  reached  dangerous levels  at Bridge No. 14 between Vyasarpadi and Basin Bridge  due  to heavy  rain. 

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