Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi on Monday said eastern coastal districts of the state have been badly affected by cyclone Michaung leading to a disruption in normal life.
The Central and state government agencies have been deployed to ensure the safety of the people and to maintain essential services, he said.
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"The situation is being monitored by the Central and state governments at the highest level," he said in a social media post.
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"I appeal to people to follow the advice of state government and stay home and stay safe until the situation improves," he said.
Meanwhile, the government also declared a public holiday for Dec. 5 in Chennai and neighbouring districts following heavy rainfall.
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