Kerala authorities have extended the alert in Kasaragod district for two more days amid ongoing flood risks, with 208 people currently in five relief camps. The state continues to grapple with the aftermath of heavy monsoon rains that have caused widespread disruption.
Two landslides were reported in the Thayyeni area of Kattamkavala, raising concerns over further instability in the region. Local officials have urged residents to remain cautious and follow safety protocols. The situation remains under close monitoring as emergency teams work to ensure the safety of affected communities.
The floods have impacted several districts, with infrastructure and agriculture facing significant damage. Relief efforts are ongoing, with authorities coordinating with local volunteers to provide aid. The exact number of displaced persons and the full extent of the damage are still being assessed.
Sources indicate that the weather conditions are expected to remain challenging in the coming days, prompting continued vigilance from both government and community leaders. (thehindu.com)
