Chennai Floods: Everyone Is Doing Their Bit, Here’s How You Can Help

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#ChennaiRains have turned bad today and more areas have been flooded. Here’s how you can help:
If you are not in Chennai, you can help by spreading this post.

■ This page is a great source for those who can help with any provisions or volunteer efforts


■ This google sheet helps to find places to stay


■ This map is a crowdsourced map on which areas of Chennai are flooded


■ Relief centres from Chennai Corporation


■ NDMA emergency nos and do’s and dont’s during flood


■ Google has activated the crisis response page for the Chennai floods


 

 

The list of helpline numbers that would come in real handy for Chennaites.
Tree fall, waterlogging: 1913
Sewage overflow: 45674567, 22200335
State Emergency: 1070
District Emergency: 1077
Electricity: 1912
Fire & Rescue: 101
Regional Office (Tiruvottiyur): 9445190001
Regional Office (Manali): 9445190002
Regional Office (Madhavaram): 9445190003
Regional Office (Tondiarpet): 9445190004
Regional Office (Royapuram): 9445190005
Regional Office (Thiru. Vi. Ka. Nagar): 9445190006
Regional Office (Ambattur): 9445190007
Regional Office (Annanagar): 9445190008
Regional Office (Teynampet): 9445190009
Regional Office (Kodambakkam): 9445190010
Regional Office (Valasaravakkam): 9445190011
Regional Office (Alandur): 9445190012
Regional Office (Adyar): 9445190013
Regional Office (Perungudi): 9445190014
Regional Office (Sholinganallur): 9445190015

 

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