Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy conducts a virtual cyclone review, addressing concerns. The Indian Army swiftly responds to Chennai's plea, mobilizing two columns for rescue missions. A contingent of 135 personnel, equipped with boats, successfully rescues 300 citizens from Chennai's submerged areas. The city faces severe inundation due to Cyclone Michaung, now a cyclonic storm over the Bay. With three reported deaths and Chennai airport closed, heavy flooding affects low-lying regions. The cyclone is predicted to head towards the Andhra Pradesh coast, making landfall between Nellore and Machilipatnam around midnight. Severe sea waves impede drainage, with water expected to recede in 12 hours if rain ceases. Dozens of trains are canceled, and Southern Railway assures full refunds to affected passengers. Waterlogging forces the cancellation of 26 trains, partially canceling two more. Chennai civic authorities attribute drainage issues to severe sea wave backlash. Heavy rains lead to an equal spread of inundation across the city, expected to subside in 12 hours if the rain stops. Cyclone Michaung's heavy torrential rains disrupt train services in Tamil Nadu. The closure of Chennai airport extends until Tuesday morning due to the cyclonic impact.