Heavy Kerala rains have caused landslides and flooding in several parts of the state. At least eight people have died, eight are missing and 13 others have been injured. Rescue teams are working in the worst-hit areas.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of more heavy rainfall. Authorities have asked people in vulnerable locations to stay alert and follow official instructions.
Rescue Teams Continue Search
The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and local officials are carrying out rescue operations. Teams are searching for people who are still missing.
Flooded roads and landslides have disrupted transport in many districts. Several families have moved to relief camps set up by the government.
Rain Disrupts Normal Life
Continuous rainfall has affected schools, road transport and daily activities. Water has entered homes in low-lying areas, forcing many residents to move to safer places.
Officials are closely monitoring rivers and landslide-prone regions. Emergency teams remain on standby as weather conditions continue to change.
Government Issues Safety Advisory
The state government has advised people to avoid unnecessary travel. Residents have also been asked not to enter flooded roads or riverbanks.
Relief materials, food and medical assistance are being provided at temporary shelters. Local authorities are assessing damage caused by the heavy rain.
More Rain Expected
The IMD has forecast more rainfall over the next few days. Officials say rescue operations will continue until all missing people are traced.
The Kerala rains have left several districts facing a difficult situation. Authorities have urged residents to remain cautious until the weather improves.
