In pictures: Tamil Nadu hit by cyclone Mandous

Damaged boats at the Kasimedu Fishing Harbour following the landfall of Cyclone Mandous, in Chennai, Saturday, December 10, 2022.

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Vendors salvage their shops after some damages due to the landfall of Cyclone Mandous, at Marina beach, in Chennai.

The Marina beach following the landfall of Cyclone Mandous.

According to the city police, nearly 100 trees fell in different parts of the metro and 52 have been removed in coordination with its personnel.

A man walks through a waterlogged area.

Fisherman shift a boat at the Kasimedu Fishing Harbour following the landfall of Cyclone Mandous, in Chennai.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin serves cooked food to the Cyclone Mandous affected people at Kasimedu fishing harbour.

The cyclonic storm Mandous (meaning treasure box) weakened into a deep depression over north Tamil Nadu coast.

Fishermen near their damaged boats due to the landfall of Cyclone Mandous, at Marina beach, in Chennai.

MK Stalin hands overs essential items to the Cyclone Mandous affected people at Kasimedu fishing harbour.

Around 400 trees fell in the city under the impact of 70 kmph wind speed when the weather system crossed the coast in the intervening night of December 9 and 10. Take a look at the damage caused by the cyclonic storm.