Kerala rains: Overnight rain swells rivers, heightens flood threat in central Travancore

Heavy waterlogging at Illickal Junction on the Kottayam-Kumarakom road on Sunday | Photo Credit: VISHNU PRATHAP Heavy rain that pounded central Travancore in Kerala through Sunday night caused the water levels in all major rivers across the region to rise sharply, triggering fresh flood fears in Kottayam, Pathanamthitt

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement Sunday afternoon saying 10 to 25 mm of additional rain is expected.

At least two people have been killed and eight injured after torrential rain triggered flooding

Heavy rains lashed Kerala on Saturday, causing landslides and widespread flooding. Six people died in rain-related incidents, with several others rescued from affected areas. Authorities launched large-scale rescue and evacuation operations, setting up numerous relief camps for displaced residents. Landslides and flood

Due to a water main issue, the Public Guardian and Social Services at 515 Shadow Lane and Public Administrator’s Office at 1600 Pinto Lane are closed.

Temperatures rocketed above 35C on Wednesday but the Met Office says some fresher weather is on the way

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