The corpses were found in the embrace of the mother of three children and the infant. Thirteen corpses have been found in Kottikal and search work for the missing has been continued. The Gujarat-based father-son who was on a trip to Pullupara was rescued by the bus crew when he was washed away in the water.
Thiruvananthapuram A18: The rain of God pouring down in Kerala has now subsided. But the result was a landslide that left 26 dead under the rubble.
Yes, Kerala has been hit by the rains of Kumbhrado which has been pouring in for the past three days. This natural disaster is reminiscent of the horrific conditions that occurred in Kerala in 2018. At least 26 bodies have been found in the Idukki district of Kottayam following floods in Kerala.
The corpses were found in the embrace of the mother of three children and the infant. Thirteen corpses have been found in Kottikal and search work for the missing has been continued. The Gujarat-based father-son who was on a trip to Pullupara was rescued by the bus crew when he was washed away in the water.
The rainfall of warriors in Kerala is a deluge and the people living under the hills are in distress. There is also fear of falling again due to continuous rainfall. The NDRF team is now proceeding by helicopter. In addition, bus and train services from Kerala have been temporarily halted and the Prime Minister has promised to help CM Pinarayi.
The Kerala government has appealed to the devotees not to take the Shabari pilgrimage as the rains have dropped but the rains have not stopped. The meteorological department, including Sabarimala, has forecast another two days of rain in Kerala.
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