Raising the issue in the Zero Hour, he said the tragedy in Chennai was "partly natural, partly man-made" and some "glaring issues" came to fore including the activeness of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).
Ramadoss wanted the Prime Minister to review the functioning of NDMA, while insisting that what was witnessed in Chennai was that there was "absolutely no coordination" between NDMA, army, state government and central government.
AIADMK member P R Sundaram, who was given the opportunity to speak after Ramadoss, spoke of the excellent work done by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in tackling the situation on a war footing.
He read out a statement of Jayalalithaa telling people that her life was to serve them and remove their sorrow and suffering. He sought Rs 8,481 crore aid to Tamil Nadu to address the issue of damaged houses.