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Cyclone Ditwah: 177 people stranded in Sri Lanka return to Tamil Nadu, State government to send relief

December 1, 2025

Cyclone Ditwah has caused severe devastation in Sri Lanka, leading to a state of emergency as the death toll rises to over 334, with many more reported missing. In response, the Tamil Nadu government has facilitated the return of 177 individuals stranded in Sri Lanka and is preparing to extend relief efforts to the affected areas.

Cyclone Ditwah: 177 people stranded in Sri Lanka return to Tamil Nadu, State government to send relief

Key Highlights

Cyclone Ditwah led to a state of emergency in Sri Lanka.
The death toll from the cyclone has reached 334, with over 300 people missing.
177 individuals stranded in Sri Lanka returned to Tamil Nadu on November 30, 2025.
Tamil Nadu government is coordinating with the Government of India for relief efforts.
Heavy rainfall continues to affect Tamil Nadu and is expected to intensify in Andhra Pradesh.

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Cyclone Ditwah: 177 people stranded in Sri Lanka return to Tamil Nadu, State government to send relief

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