The picturesque hamlets of Wayanad, Kerala, known for their natural beauty, are now a picture of gloom and devastation following a series of devastating landslides on July 30. The landslides have wreaked havoc, destroying several houses, swelling water bodies, and uprooting trees, leaving behind a trail of destruction. The disaster has claimed the lives of over 300 people, according to Kerala Health Minister Veena George, who confirmed the grim toll on Friday.
The affected areas include Mundakkai, Chooralmala, Attamala, and Noolpuzha, which have been severely impacted by the landslides. The disaster has left behind a scene of immense devastation, with homes reduced to rubble, roads blocked, and communication lines disrupted. Rescue and relief efforts are ongoing, with authorities working tirelessly to reach those affected and provide assistance. The landslides serve as a stark reminder of the destructive power of nature and highlight the need for robust disaster preparedness measures.
