Kerala Flood: Heavy rains and landslides continue in Kerala. In Kerala, the rains have hit the citizens. Some houses have been demolished and civilians have also been killed. The death toll in the state has reached 35.
Heavy rains and landslides continue in Kerala. In Kerala, the rains have hit the citizens. Some houses have been demolished and civilians have also been killed. The death toll in the state has reached 35. The southern state is expected to receive torrential rains. The IMD on Wednesday issued a yellow alert for 11 districts affected by the floods.
In Kokkayar, an NDRF team exhumed the body of a 3-year-old boy. Also, two people who are still missing are being investigated. The death toll from two separate landslides in Kavali and Plapalli in Kottayam has risen to 15, with 12 people killed. So three people have drowned. Six members of the same family, including three children, were killed and buried at St. Mary’s Church in Kavali on Monday.
Floods and landslides have left some residents of Mundakayam area in Idukki homeless. Meanwhile, heavy rains eased on Monday but it is still raining in some places. Authorities have issued a red alert on 10 dams. So this situation is not suitable for a religious place. Similarly, devotees coming to the temple have been banned again.
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