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Watch: Following Cyclone Vardah, rescue operations in full spree

By Team Asianet NewsableFirst Published Dec 12, 2016, 2:25 PM IST

Highlights
Watch how soldiers helped people affected by the Cyclone Vardah
Boats kept ready on roads and officers all set to get to work

These pictures show how the army, navy and air force officers took to streets, kept a watch on the water bodies to help the affected people.

This might be the reason, there were only two casualties reported following the nature’s fury. Even fan pages including Samantha Ruth Prabhu FC tweeted the helpline numbers and asked the people to be indoors.

Stay Indoors...Be safe #cyclonevardah helpline numbers pic.twitter.com/wghhccBLAA

— Samantha Prabhu Fans (@SamanthaPrabuFC) December 12, 2016

#CycloneVardah Total 2168 tourists rescued. No one is left stranded. Evacuation from Andaman and Nicobar Islands completed. Kudus to Navy. pic.twitter.com/hrKozLERpt

— 🚶Soorej (@ImSoorej) December 10, 2016

Do & Don't for #Cyclonevardha please share. pic.twitter.com/BO2G8k0CBz

— Vivek Tripathi (@vivektripathipk) December 12, 2016

#CycloneVardah: Indian Navy rescue teams on standby. (Photo / @IndianNavy) pic.twitter.com/ylEHYzyORK

— Shiv Aroor (@ShivAroor) December 12, 2016

#CycloneVardah hits Chennai. TN, AP on high-alert. Near 10k evacuated. Schools, offices closed. Trains, Airport shut https://t.co/M1uZgKocML pic.twitter.com/e9whLRHgzZ

— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) December 12, 2016

#cyclonevardah 2X IN ships Shivalik& Kadmatt out at sea & holding N of Chennai 2 provide immediate assistance if required @SpokespersonMoD pic.twitter.com/dR4loPf872

— SpokespersonNavy (@indiannavy) December 12, 2016

Watch: Following Cyclone Vardah, rescue operations in full spree

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