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Says the natural disaster was just another instance of nature reacting to human "apathy and greed"
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As proposed by the AIFF president, Kalyan Chaubey, the AIFF is working towards scheduling its first benefit match in Manjeri (Malappuram), Kerala, on August 30, 2024
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Meanwhile, a 190-member team resumes search operation at five zones of the disaster-struck area
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He was accompanied by Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Union Minister Suresh Gopi
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In a post on X, Rahul Gandhi said, "Thank you, Modi ji, for visiting Wayanad to personally assess the tragic situation. This is a commendable decision. I believe that after witnessing the extent of the devastation firsthand, the Prime Minister will declare it a national disaster."
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To evaluate ongoing relief and rehabilitation operations and engage with survivors of the region; CM Pinarayi to welcome PM at Kannur
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Local residents reported hearing a loud noise followed by a sudden jolt, prompting an investigation by government authorities. The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) is reviewing seismic records and conducting local reconnaissance to identify any anomalies.
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Official says a small contingent will remain in the area to maintain Bailey bridge and to assist with the search operations
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He said that there is a need for a comprehensive assistance plan from the Union to rebuild Wayanad.
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A rescue team of over 1,000, including Defence forces, NDRF, SDRF, police, fire services, and volunteers, began searching early Wednesday morning in the four worst-affected areas: Churalmala, Velarimala, Mundakayil, and Punchirimadom. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has stated that the search operations will continue until the Defence forces decide to end them.
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Special teams search in Chaliyar River from where several bodies and dismembered body parts were recovered
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Chief Minister Pramod Sawant also said his government is ready to provide all the necessary help to Kerala
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The over 1,500-strong rescue team recover significant number of dismembered body parts from the debris
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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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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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I know how it must be for children without their mothers, that is what prompted me to take this decision, says the woman