Despite widespread distribution of aid in the district, these vulnerable groups claim they have received no assistance from officials.
"We are struggling to find food and clean drinking water especially in the last four days. No official has visited us, nor have we been provided any relief. It feels like we don't exist," said P Sindhu (53), a transwoman.
At least 65 people reside in Aiyankovilpattu Pudhu Colony on the outskirts of Villupuram town. Many in the community rely on daily earnings, which have been disrupted due to the cyclone, leaving them in dire financial straits.
This story is from the December 07, 2024 edition of The New Indian Express Madurai.
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