Chennai Rains Lo Kanipinchina Peoples Unity Hud Hud Lo Kanipinchaledu

[Saidhulu1]

Chennai rains valla everyone opened their homes to people, companies and shops and grocery stores were giving free food and water . Hud hud ochinappudu manam enduku ratelu istamochinattu penchesi asale chala dabbulu kolpoina janala degara inka dabbulu lagadaniki chusam. Manaku manavatvam leda , leka chennai vaallu manakante manchi valla.

 

 

Chennai rains ki people responded like this.

 

The rain came, and Chennai responded by opening its doors. Over the last few days, as the streets got flooded and increasingly dangerous to navigate, our city responded with overwhelming generosity. Locals have been posting their addresses online, offering food and shelter to anyone who needs it. Theatres, malls and restaurants have thrown open their doors. Impromptu rescue teams have been formed to help those who are stranded. The gestures range from families cooking food all night so it can be distributed to the hungry, to thoughtful Chennaiites with Internet access offering to recharge phones with talk time for people with no balance or electricity. Team MetroPlus brings you voices from across the city in a bid to define what makes Chennai 

 

 

 

Hud Hud ki vizag responded like this.

 

Trees, electricity and telephone poles have been flattened all over. Hospitals are packed with people seeking refuge and essentials like food and water, apart from a sliver of power to charge their phones. There are long queues of anxious people outside groceries, milk booths and petrol pumps, with many complaining of fleecing by vendors who are charging up to Rs 80 for a litre of milk and other essential commodities.A10-litre can of drinking water sold for Rs 2,500 even as petrol pumps rationed one litre per customer. Krishna Rao of Maddilapalem said: "Shopkeepers have increased prices. Overnight the cost of milk has shot up to Rs 60-80 per litre." Meanwhile, shoplifters ripped off stuff from many shops gone as the wares stood exposed.

 

Satish Kumar complained about vegetable prices. "The prices of onions and tomatoes have doubled. From Rs 25 per kg to Rs 50." After being confined indoors for over 24 hours, hungry and thirsty Vizagites made a dash for instant noodles, milk powder, bread, eggs and even fish, but even if they had the money, most of stuff was sold out in seconds.Roadside eateries too charged exorbitantly, with a plate of tomato rice, which used to cost around Rs 25 on normal days, being sold for Rs 50. But those who could pay for these were lucky. There were many who saw their pockets run dry with ATMs across the city drying up either due to lack of electricity or cash crunch.

 

 

Assalu baga avvaledu..ika mundu avvadu kuda chusthu undandi meerantha  $s@d  $s@d 

[ARYA]

rasinodu esinodu kalisi..

[biscuitRAJA000]

u cant compare both .hud hud di one r 2days .Chennai lo one month nundi undi kada.vizag lo kooda ilage rains padi unte inta kante pedda response vacchedi.desam lo ekkada disaster jarigina first respond ayyedi maname kada ba

[kiladi bullodu]

Androlla kutra

[Kool_SRG]

Chennai rains valla everyone opened their homes to people, companies and shops and grocery stores were giving free food and water . Hud hud ochinappudu manam enduku ratelu istamochinattu penchesi asale chala dabbulu kolpoina janala degara inka dabbulu lagadaniki chusam. Manaku manavatvam leda , leka chennai vaallu manakante manchi valla.

 

 

Chennai rains ki people responded like this.

 

The rain came, and Chennai responded by opening its doors. Over the last few days, as the streets got flooded and increasingly dangerous to navigate, our city responded with overwhelming generosity. Locals have been posting their addresses online, offering food and shelter to anyone who needs it. Theatres, malls and restaurants have thrown open their doors. Impromptu rescue teams have been formed to help those who are stranded. The gestures range from families cooking food all night so it can be distributed to the hungry, to thoughtful Chennaiites with Internet access offering to recharge phones with talk time for people with no balance or electricity. Team MetroPlus brings you voices from across the city in a bid to define what makes Chennai 

 

 

 

Hud Hud ki vizag responded like this.

 

Trees, electricity and telephone poles have been flattened all over. Hospitals are packed with people seeking refuge and essentials like food and water, apart from a sliver of power to charge their phones. There are long queues of anxious people outside groceries, milk booths and petrol pumps, with many complaining of fleecing by vendors who are charging up to Rs 80 for a litre of milk and other essential commodities.A10-litre can of drinking water sold for Rs 2,500 even as petrol pumps rationed one litre per customer. Krishna Rao of Maddilapalem said: "Shopkeepers have increased prices. Overnight the cost of milk has shot up to Rs 60-80 per litre." Meanwhile, shoplifters ripped off stuff from many shops gone as the wares stood exposed.

 

Satish Kumar complained about vegetable prices. "The prices of onions and tomatoes have doubled. From Rs 25 per kg to Rs 50." After being confined indoors for over 24 hours, hungry and thirsty Vizagites made a dash for instant noodles, milk powder, bread, eggs and even fish, but even if they had the money, most of stuff was sold out in seconds.Roadside eateries too charged exorbitantly, with a plate of tomato rice, which used to cost around Rs 25 on normal days, being sold for Rs 50. But those who could pay for these were lucky. There were many who saw their pockets run dry with ATMs across the city drying up either due to lack of electricity or cash crunch.

 

 

Assalu baga avvaledu..ika mundu avvadu kuda chusthu undandi meerantha  $s@d  $s@d 

 

 

Chennai lo kuda ippudu alage undi konni chotalo Rs.100 per litre milk....Paavu kilo Veggies Rs.100 this is info from one of our relatives...

 

Evadu swami rasindi idi edo raseyaalani rasestaru....Hud hud cheppalante comparivitively chinna vipattu..

[biscuitRAJA000]

btw Neeku baaga avvaledu

[SeemaLekka]

sambarilley ankul paragraphs ki correct thread

[ARYA]

btw Neeku baaga avvaledu

1st post lone seppa ga baa adu edo drive esad ila iyindi...

[TOM_BHAYYA]

Comparing apples with oranges

[maximummax]

calling narsi into this thread

[chandra916]

Ninna vankayalu thechham kg 180.....relief antaara hud hud appudu at least two days mundhu inform chesaru...ikkada aa info ledhu....lakes lo water kuda etuvanti information ivvaknda sudden Ga gates etthesaru...inka low lying areas lo full water rescue kuda two days tharwatha vachhayi maaku..

[Saidhulu1]

baga avvaledu antunna anthe

[Burfi]

yenthaina tamil vallaki unna unity mana telugollaki undadhu.

 

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yenthaina tamil vallaki unna unity mana telugollaki undadhu.

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