Many people have come forward to adopt children who lost their families in the massive landslide in Wayanad. After this offer from the people, Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Saturday told about a detailed process for adopting children. In a Facebook post, Kerala Health Minister George expressed gratitude for the kindness of people and
The death toll in the landslide in Wayanad, Kerala increased to 358 on Saturday. Rescue teams are using deep search radar to search for people trapped under the debris and in collapsed houses. The Kerala government had requested the Center to send deep search radar to assist in rescue operations. One Xaver Radar from the
Wayanad of Kerala. Where the landslide occurred on the morning of 30 July. Four days have passed since this accident, but the process of pulling out people alive from the debris is still going on.
Today is the third day of the ongoing rescue operation after the landslide in Wayanad. NDRF and SDRF soldiers along with Army, Navy and Air Force are rescuing people day and night. The process of finding dead bodies from the debris is still going on and there is mourning everywhere. See ‘Special’.
Four nearby villages were completely wiped out by a landslide in Wayanad, Kerala. More than 250 people died. The people who have found the dead bodies of their relatives are shocked and those who are wandering from door to door in search of their loved ones, lines of worry are clearly visible on their foreheads.
After the landslide that occurred on Monday in Wayanad district of Kerala, four villages here were completely cleared. So far 256 people have died due to this natural disaster, while a large number of people are also reported to be injured and many people are still feared buried under the debris. Till now 3 thousand
The death toll in the landslide after heavy rains in Wayanad, Kerala has reached close to 256. After nature wreaked havoc on Wayanad on Monday, the strong flow of water from the hill top changed the flow direction of the small Iruvazhinji river, drowning everything on its banks. Where earlier greenery was visible, now only
Kerala Wayanad Landslide: Landslide caused huge devastation in the hilly areas of Wayanad district of Kerala on Tuesday. More than 160 people have died so far due to this natural disaster, many people are still missing. How is the army doing its relief and rescue work? watch video
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has hit back at Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Home Minister Shah had said that the state government was already warned about floods and landslides. Addressing the media in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said, ‘The central government should also understand that there are serious issues related to climate
The heat of the Arabian Sea. A flock of clouds gathered above him. This caused devastation in Kerala. The next one week is still dangerous. According to the Meteorological Department, strong winds will blow in the low-lying areas of Kerala for the next 2-3 days. From July 30 to August 2, heavy rains and thunderstorms
Due to the disaster that has occurred in Wayanad, Kerala, 144 people have died so far. In fact, within a span of 4 hours on the morning of July 30, three landslides occurred in the hilly areas near Meppadi, causing devastation in the villages of Mundakkai, Churalmala, Attamala and Noolpuzha. Hundreds of people were swept
Rain fell from the sky. Disaster rained from the mountains. Rolling fast. Stones, trees and mud broke the walls. Entered the house. Sleeping people were put to death. Now broken walls are left. Pictures and some arches survive. This disaster in Kerala is the result of playing with nature.