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7 Lessons In Crisis Management We Can Learn From Kerala
Unlike what usually happens during a disaster, the Kerala government has not faced severe criticism for what went wrong on the ground. Popular perception has been that the political class, bureaucracy, civil society and of course the people of Kerala worked well together to overcome the adversity.
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65,000 People Rescued By Fishermen During Floods: Kerala Minister
Braving driving rain and raging waters, fishermen from Kerala had rescued 65,000 marooned people from flood hit areas in the state during rescue operations, Fisheries Minister J Mercykutty Amma said today.
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"Our Only Hope Was God": Kerala Couple Rode With Baby On Canoe For 5 Km
Kerala Floods: Minha's parents thanked God for sending unexpected help after they decided to leave their flooded home in Kerala with their seven-month-old girl amid a menacing sea of water.
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Kerala Floods Highlights: "Will Ask For Change Of Policy On Foreign Aid": KJ Alphons
Kerala Flood: People in Kerala are facing an uphill task to rebuild their lives as flood waters that have killed hundreds of people and displaced lakhs start to recede. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will conduct an in-person review of the functioning of relief camps, his office said.
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"Calamity Of Severe Nature": Centre Upgrades Kerala Flood Tragedy Status
The centre today declared the devastating floods in Kerala a "calamity of severe nature" as the state braced for the gigantic task of reconstruction of destroyed infrastructure and rehabilitation of lakhs of people rendered homeless.
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From Rain-Ravaged Kerala, Bengal Worker's SOS For Mamata Banerjee
A migrant worker from West Bengal, stranded in the flood-ravaged Kerala, has appealed to chief minister Mamata Banerjee to rescue him and others like him.
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100 Doctors Leave From Maharashtra To Help Kerala Flood Victims
A team of around 100 doctors and paramedical staff from Maharashtra left for Kerala today to help the flood-affected people.
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Watch: Precision Navy Op To Save Pregnant Kerala Woman, Partly Paralysed
A pregnant woman in Kerala, paralysed waist down, was rescued from her flooded home in Aluva, in an operation that stands out because of the sheer challenge of keeping the helicopter rock-steady.
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"Never Seen This Much Water": In Kerala, A Deluge Of Disbelief And Loss
In a village called Panamaram, in Kerala's Wayanad district, families have been living on the banks of the river Kabini for decades. But this year everybody had to move out as the river quite simply took over the road. After days of heavy rain, water was released from the Banasura Dam and the river just kept swelling until it overflowed its banks -...
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After Rooftop Rescue, Kerala Woman Delivers Baby Boy. Navy Tweets Photos
A pregnant woman whose water broke while she was being rescued by a navy chopper from the rooftop of her home in flood-hit Kerala delivered a baby boy shortly afterwards. In images tweeted by the Navy, the new mother beamed as she held her baby.
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On Video, Navy Rescue Of Kerala Pregnant Woman Whose Water Broke
In Kerala, a doctor was first lowered from the chopper to examine her condition before she was airlifted and taken to INHS Sanjivani hospital in Kerala's Kochi.
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Kerala Flood: Additional NDRF Teams Deployed For Rescue Operation
As the flood situation in Kerala is getting worse by the day, rescue and relief operation has been stepped up in the state.
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7 Lessons In Crisis Management We Can Learn From Kerala
Unlike what usually happens during a disaster, the Kerala government has not faced severe criticism for what went wrong on the ground. Popular perception has been that the political class, bureaucracy, civil society and of course the people of Kerala worked well together to overcome the adversity.
-
65,000 People Rescued By Fishermen During Floods: Kerala Minister
Braving driving rain and raging waters, fishermen from Kerala had rescued 65,000 marooned people from flood hit areas in the state during rescue operations, Fisheries Minister J Mercykutty Amma said today.
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"Our Only Hope Was God": Kerala Couple Rode With Baby On Canoe For 5 Km
Kerala Floods: Minha's parents thanked God for sending unexpected help after they decided to leave their flooded home in Kerala with their seven-month-old girl amid a menacing sea of water.
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Kerala Floods Highlights: "Will Ask For Change Of Policy On Foreign Aid": KJ Alphons
Kerala Flood: People in Kerala are facing an uphill task to rebuild their lives as flood waters that have killed hundreds of people and displaced lakhs start to recede. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will conduct an in-person review of the functioning of relief camps, his office said.
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"Calamity Of Severe Nature": Centre Upgrades Kerala Flood Tragedy Status
The centre today declared the devastating floods in Kerala a "calamity of severe nature" as the state braced for the gigantic task of reconstruction of destroyed infrastructure and rehabilitation of lakhs of people rendered homeless.
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From Rain-Ravaged Kerala, Bengal Worker's SOS For Mamata Banerjee
A migrant worker from West Bengal, stranded in the flood-ravaged Kerala, has appealed to chief minister Mamata Banerjee to rescue him and others like him.
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100 Doctors Leave From Maharashtra To Help Kerala Flood Victims
A team of around 100 doctors and paramedical staff from Maharashtra left for Kerala today to help the flood-affected people.
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Watch: Precision Navy Op To Save Pregnant Kerala Woman, Partly Paralysed
A pregnant woman in Kerala, paralysed waist down, was rescued from her flooded home in Aluva, in an operation that stands out because of the sheer challenge of keeping the helicopter rock-steady.
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"Never Seen This Much Water": In Kerala, A Deluge Of Disbelief And Loss
In a village called Panamaram, in Kerala's Wayanad district, families have been living on the banks of the river Kabini for decades. But this year everybody had to move out as the river quite simply took over the road. After days of heavy rain, water was released from the Banasura Dam and the river just kept swelling until it overflowed its banks -...
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After Rooftop Rescue, Kerala Woman Delivers Baby Boy. Navy Tweets Photos
A pregnant woman whose water broke while she was being rescued by a navy chopper from the rooftop of her home in flood-hit Kerala delivered a baby boy shortly afterwards. In images tweeted by the Navy, the new mother beamed as she held her baby.
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On Video, Navy Rescue Of Kerala Pregnant Woman Whose Water Broke
In Kerala, a doctor was first lowered from the chopper to examine her condition before she was airlifted and taken to INHS Sanjivani hospital in Kerala's Kochi.
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Kerala Flood: Additional NDRF Teams Deployed For Rescue Operation
As the flood situation in Kerala is getting worse by the day, rescue and relief operation has been stepped up in the state.
