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Normalcy Returning To Rain-Hit Kerala, Number Of Deaths Rises To 113
As normalcy was slowly returning to rain-battered Kerala, people have started moving to their homes from relief camps, even as the toll climbed to 113 on Saturday, with more bodies being retrived from the landslide hit districts of Malappuram and Wayanad.
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Fallen Trees, Swamped Houses: What Navy's Aerial Photos Of Kerala Showed
More than 70 people have been killed and over 2.54 lakh moved to relief camps as Kerala continues to reel under the impact of heavy rains. The government has ordered military teams to form rescue units and deliver help to stranded people across the state. The Navy, which is monitoring the situation in Kerala, today released aerial photos that show ...
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Rahul Gandhi In Kerala Live Updates: Congress Chief Visits Flood Relief Camps
Congress President Rahul Gandhi arrived in Kerala today, days after he appealed to the centre to help the flood-ravaged state. In Kerala, the Congress president is visiting relief camps in some of the worst-hit areas and also meet fishermen and volunteers who were a part of the rescue efforts.
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Centre Clarifies On Rs 600-Crore Kerala Aid As Foreign Help Row Escalates
The centre clarified on Thursday Rs 600 crore released two days ago to flood-hit Kerala was only "advance assistance" and more funds would be released after another assessment by an inter-ministerial team. The home ministry clarification came in the middle of a row between the Centre and Kerala over whether to accept funds from other nations.
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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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Kerala Floods: State Government Focus On Cleaning Houses, Public Places
With operations to rescue stranded people from flood-affected areas nearing a close, the Kerala government today turned its attention to cleaning of houses and public places which were damaged in the unprecedented rains which ravaged the state.
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Local Boatmen The Heroes Of Flood Rescues In Kerala
Divya G. clung to a floating banana plant, then used a rope to pull herself to safety through neck-deep water as floods inundated her home in Kerala. After more than a day camped with her family on the upper floor of her neighbours' two-storey house, they were spotted by a fishing boat and rescued.
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Crocodile, Snakes Take Over Kerala's Flooded Homes
People returning to flood-battered homes in Kerala from relief camps have found them being invaded by snakes, other reptiles and insects.
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In Kerala, 1 Million People Are Taking Shelter In About 3200 Relief Camps
More than one million people have swarmed relief camps in Kerala to escape devastating monsoon floods that have killed more than 400 people, officials said as a huge international aid operation gathered pace.
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Kerala Doctor Couple Treated Thousands, Helped Send People To Relief Camp
As Kerala witnessed the worst monsoon in about a century, over 300 people died and several lakhs were left homeless. Intense rescue operations are underway and agencies are doing their best to help. Individuals are also helping others within the limited resources available in the flood-hit state.
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Normalcy Returning To Rain-Hit Kerala, Number Of Deaths Rises To 113
As normalcy was slowly returning to rain-battered Kerala, people have started moving to their homes from relief camps, even as the toll climbed to 113 on Saturday, with more bodies being retrived from the landslide hit districts of Malappuram and Wayanad.
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Fallen Trees, Swamped Houses: What Navy's Aerial Photos Of Kerala Showed
More than 70 people have been killed and over 2.54 lakh moved to relief camps as Kerala continues to reel under the impact of heavy rains. The government has ordered military teams to form rescue units and deliver help to stranded people across the state. The Navy, which is monitoring the situation in Kerala, today released aerial photos that show ...
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Rahul Gandhi In Kerala Live Updates: Congress Chief Visits Flood Relief Camps
Congress President Rahul Gandhi arrived in Kerala today, days after he appealed to the centre to help the flood-ravaged state. In Kerala, the Congress president is visiting relief camps in some of the worst-hit areas and also meet fishermen and volunteers who were a part of the rescue efforts.
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Centre Clarifies On Rs 600-Crore Kerala Aid As Foreign Help Row Escalates
The centre clarified on Thursday Rs 600 crore released two days ago to flood-hit Kerala was only "advance assistance" and more funds would be released after another assessment by an inter-ministerial team. The home ministry clarification came in the middle of a row between the Centre and Kerala over whether to accept funds from other nations.
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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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Kerala Floods: State Government Focus On Cleaning Houses, Public Places
With operations to rescue stranded people from flood-affected areas nearing a close, the Kerala government today turned its attention to cleaning of houses and public places which were damaged in the unprecedented rains which ravaged the state.
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Local Boatmen The Heroes Of Flood Rescues In Kerala
Divya G. clung to a floating banana plant, then used a rope to pull herself to safety through neck-deep water as floods inundated her home in Kerala. After more than a day camped with her family on the upper floor of her neighbours' two-storey house, they were spotted by a fishing boat and rescued.
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Crocodile, Snakes Take Over Kerala's Flooded Homes
People returning to flood-battered homes in Kerala from relief camps have found them being invaded by snakes, other reptiles and insects.
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In Kerala, 1 Million People Are Taking Shelter In About 3200 Relief Camps
More than one million people have swarmed relief camps in Kerala to escape devastating monsoon floods that have killed more than 400 people, officials said as a huge international aid operation gathered pace.
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Kerala Doctor Couple Treated Thousands, Helped Send People To Relief Camp
As Kerala witnessed the worst monsoon in about a century, over 300 people died and several lakhs were left homeless. Intense rescue operations are underway and agencies are doing their best to help. Individuals are also helping others within the limited resources available in the flood-hit state.
