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Says he wanted to do his bit for the State which has always given him a lot of love
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Rescue personnel recover three more bodies and 13 body parts in 169-km river, which has become a haunting symbol of destruction
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Missing persons include 49 children, Army resumes connectivity in Punchirimattam — origin of landslides
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Chief Minister Siddaramaiah takes to social media, assures his Kerala counterpart of all support
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The 1,500-strong rescue team, including Defence forces, NDRF, SDRF, police, fire service, and volunteers, began searches early Saturday morning in the hardest-hit areas of Churalmala, Velarimala, Mundakayil, and Punchirimadom.
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Kerala requests deployment of advanced equipment, including one Xaver radar and four Reeco radars, which will be airlifted from Delhi in an IAF aircraft
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Over 300 people still missing; private companies and volunteers join operations led by army, police and emergency service units
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Wayanad tragedy yet again calls for urgent restructuring of development strategies to better preserve the ecological integrity of these areas
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Say landslide-affected areas has been divided into six zones and separate search teams with cadaver dogs have initiated search operations
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The operations received an impetus due to completion of 190-foot-long Bailey bridge that will enable movement of heavy machinery
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The ongoing poloitical slugfest over the warnings issued by the IMD to Kerala is taking a curious turn, with Kerala saying facts are not being stated in the Parliament, while the BJP has accused the Wayanad MP of not making any mention of the geological sensitivity of the region. Meanwile the IMD chief defended the met department warnings issued to Kerala and other states
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Scheduled to visit Chooralmala landslide spot, Community Health Centre, Dr Moopen's Medical College, relief camps at Meppadi
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I know how it must be for children without their mothers, that is what prompted me to take this decision, says the woman
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Rescue operators contending with adverse conditions, including muddy soil, as they search through destroyed homes and buildings
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According to IMD data, the rainfall in July was unevenly distributed, both spatially and temporally
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Kerala needs to show political will to strictly implement Coastal Regulation Zone laws
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Rescue operations resume Mundakkai hamlet; rescuers reach many inland areas, which were totally cut off
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According to ISRO's National Remote Sensing Centre data, 10 out of the 30 most landslide-prone districts in India are in Kerala, with Wayanad ranked 13th
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The worst affected areas include Churalpara, Velarimala, Mundakayil and Pothukalu and the locals from these areas who managed to escape are shattered as hundreds of homes have been totally destroyed.
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Locals, who managed to escape, are deeply shattered by the intensity of the devastation