The calamitous flooding in the city because of the record-softening precipitation left her stranded up the totally injured for four days.
Ms. Mallika was not the solitary vacationer from Sri Lanka to have stranded in Chennai in the course of the most recent couple of days.
More than 150 Sri Lankan vacationers who went ahead an India visit a month ago needed to experience the same destiny attributable to heavy rains in Chennai that prompted the conclusion of the air terminal.
"The Sri Lankan vacationers came in distinctive gatherings to India in mid-November in an appropriately customized agenda," said Amit Ranadeva, an explorer administrator, who drove one of the gatherings from the island country.
"Everything went ahead according to arrange and we went to Bodh Gaya in Bihar and Kathmandu in Nepal before coming to Chennai," Ms. Mallika said.
"We were booked to profit to Colombo for December 3 by an Air India flight. However, the overwhelming deluge that overflowed Chennai left us stranded", she said.
"Our gathering, which was traveling via train to Chennai subsequent to going to Varanasi, Vaishali and Lumbini, couldn't continue past Nellore as the administration was halted because of exuberant downpour. We figured out how to achieve Chennai by transport," Amit Ranadeva said. The conclusion of Chennai air terminal disturbed their arrival venture.
On the intercession of the Sri Lankan Deputy High Commission powers, the stranded Lankan sightseers were suited in the Sri Lanka Mahabodhi Center at Egmore.
Following a four-day stay at the Maha Bodhi Center, the Sri Lankan Deputy High Commission masterminded unique transports for the travelers to reach Tiruchi.
The arrangement was to take them to Colombo by a unique flight. Sri Lankan Airlines approached to work an exceptional flight.
The sightseers left Chennai in four transports in the late hours on Saturday.
The unique flight UL-1132, an Airbus 330 flying machine, left with 165 Lankan vacationers on load up at twelve on Sunday, air terminal sources said.
