Tragedy struck Wayanad, Kerala, as two massive landslides occurred in the Mundakkai and Chooramala areas of Vellarimala village, falling under the Meppadi Panchayat. These natural disasters have resulted in a devastating loss of life, with over 120 people confirmed dead and 128 others injured.
The heavy rainfall plaguing the region continues to pose significant challenges, leading to the stranding of numerous individuals across different parts of Wayanad. Rescue efforts are underway to locate and assist those affected, with emergency services working tirelessly to provide aid and support.
According to reports from PTI, the official death toll has reached a grim 123, including children and women. Hospitals across the region are treating the injured, with 128 individuals currently receiving medical attention. The full extent of the damage and the impact on local communities is still being assessed.
The landslides serve as a stark reminder of the destructive power of nature and the importance of preparedness in the face of such events. Authorities are working to provide relief to the affected families and communities, while also focusing on long-term recovery efforts.
