The farmers who reside in Periyakuthagai, Naluvethapathi and some areas of Vellapallam villages are also affected by the ooze. (Photo | EPS)

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Over 365 days after Cyclone Gaja and still no relief for worst-hit village in TN

Name: Over 365 days after Cyclone Gaja and still no relief for worst-hit village in TN
Uploaded: 2019-11-19T09:46:00Z
Description: Cyclone Gaja pushed calcareous ooze into villages of Pushpavanam, Periyakuthagai, and Naluvethapathi around a kilometre towards the inland.

Cyclone Gaja pushed calcareous ooze into villages of Pushpavanam, Periyakuthagai, and Naluvethapathi around a kilometre towards the inland.

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Updated:19th Nov, 2019 at 3:16 PM

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Over 365 days after Cyclone Gaja and still no relief for worst-hit village in TN

Cyclone Gaja pushed calcareous ooze into villages of Pushpavanam, Periyakuthagai, and Naluvethapathi around a kilometre towards the inland.

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