Landslides in Wayanad, Kerala, have resulted in widespread destruction, claiming the lives of over 300 people and leaving behind a trail of devastation. The picturesque hamlets of Mundakkai, Chooralmala, Attamala, and Noolpuzha are now in ruins, with houses destroyed, water bodies swollen, and trees uprooted.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited Wayanad, Kerala, where landslides have killed at least 291 people. He expressed his sorrow and compared the tragedy to his father’s death, emphasizing the need for support and relocation for survivors. The incident has caused widespread devastation, with over 200 people still missing.
Relentless rains have triggered devastating landslides in Kerala’s Wayanad district, claiming over 130 lives. Amidst the tragedy, one family credits their survival to the decisive action of the woman of the house who, fearing a potential disaster, urged her family to relocate before the landslides struck. The family’s decision to move to a safer location saved their lives, while their former home in Mundakkai was completely destroyed.
The recent landslides in Wayanad, Kerala, have resulted in over 120 deaths and hundreds missing. Scientists attribute the disaster to a combination of factors including excessive mining, deforestation, and the impact of climate change. The warming of the Arabian Sea has led to unpredictable heavy rainfall, exacerbating the situation. Experts recommend declaring the Wayanad hill ranges as ecologically sensitive to prevent further environmental degradation.
Torrential rains in Wayanad, Kerala, have triggered massive landslides, resulting in over 100 deaths and hundreds more injured. The disaster, one of the worst in the state’s history, has left a trail of destruction and sparked fears of mounting fatalities. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to find and save survivors.
Kerala is in mourning after heavy rains triggered deadly landslides in Wayanad district, claiming at least 84 lives and leaving many injured. The state government has declared two days of official mourning, and a Red Alert remains in effect for several districts due to the threat of further heavy rainfall. Rescue efforts are hampered by the landslides’ destruction and the strong water currents, prompting authorities to mobilize the Army, Air Force, and Navy for assistance.
Devastating landslides triggered by heavy rains in Kerala’s Wayanad district have claimed the lives of 63 people, with 116 injured. Hundreds are feared trapped, and rescue efforts are underway involving the Indian Army, NDRF, and state police and fire units. The Indian Navy has also been deployed to aid in rescue operations.
Heavy rains triggered devastating landslides in Kerala’s Wayanad district, leaving over 70 people dead and many more injured. Rescue operations are underway as hundreds are feared trapped under the debris. The Indian Navy, Army, and Air Force have been deployed to assist in the rescue efforts.
Heavy rains triggered massive landslides in Wayanad, Kerala, resulting in at least 45 deaths and raising concerns that the toll could rise as hundreds are feared trapped under the debris. Homes were destroyed, water bodies swelled, and trees uprooted, complicating rescue efforts. The Indian Army has been called in to assist with rescue operations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep concern over the tragic landslides in Wayanad, Kerala, which claimed eight lives and left several injured and over a hundred people feared trapped. He announced ex-gratia payments for the deceased and injured, while also offering assistance from the Centre. Former Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi also extended condolences to the families of the victims and assured help in rescue efforts.
