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It is a night N. Raman will never forget. An executive with a multinational company in Oragadam, he left his office early on Tuesday to return to the city.
He left in his car and was unable to come to Mannivakkam and Tambaram on his way to the city as Mudichur Main Road was flooded. Like many other motorists, Raman too had to take a diversion and reached Singaperumal Koil, but was unable to proceed further as Grand Southern Trunk Road towards Tambaram too was cut off due to water overflowing from lakes around Guduvanchery. He left his car at Singaperumal Koil and boarded a suburban train to Tambaram.
His relatives were in touch with him till around 3.30 p.m. when the train reached Guduvanchery railway station, but after that, they could not get through to him. On Wednesday morning, when the intensity of the rain lessened, Mr. Raman and other commuters walked all the way from Guduvanchery to Tambaram – a distance over 12 kilometres, holding onto each other. He then managed to reach home in the city later in the day.
According to his relatives, Mr. Raman and many others like him spent the night inside the station master’s and other rooms available at the railway station. Fortunately for the stranded people, dinner was arranged by the railway crew with the help of other commuters and residents of Guduvanchery, they said.
Unprecedented rains in the city’s southern suburbs had a telling effect on suburban services. The services were cancelled on Tuesday afternoon, leaving several thousand people in the city anxiously waiting for their dear ones to return home. Rain inundated suburban railway lines at many stations forcing the Southern Railway administration to cancel the services. The services were restored only after 10 a.m. on Wednesday and operated as per schedule, but very few commuters ventured out.
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