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Rain triggers landslip at Panakkad in Kerala’s Malappuram; highway blocked

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Rain triggers landslip at Panakkad in Kerala’s Malappuram; highway blocked
The Hindu
The Hindu36 mins ago
Rain triggers landslip at Panakkad in Kerala’s Malappuram; highway blocked
A hill in the area had been shedding loose soil since Sunday morning, prompting authorities to close the highway before the slope gave way. Earth, rocks and trees tumbled onto the road and into the swollen Kadalundipuzha on the other side
CTV News
CTV News8 hrs ago
Environment Canada issues another alert for rain, here’s when we’ll see sun
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement Sunday afternoon saying 10 to 25 mm of additional rain is expected.
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera13 hrs ago
Deadly floods and landslide hit India’s Kerala
At least two people have been killed and eight injured after torrential rain triggered flooding
NDTV
NDTV14 hrs ago
8 Killed, 8 Missing, 13 Injured As Kerala Rains Trigger Landslides, Flooding
The India Meteorological Department issued an 'orange alert' for 12 districts of Kerala and a 'yellow alert' for Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam districts.
Times of India
Times of India1 days ago
6 killed in Kerala as heavy rains trigger landslides, floods; IMD issues red alert
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
AllAfrica
AllAfrica🏁 first to report3 days ago
Sudan: Heavy Rains and Floods Worsen Suffering of Displaced Persons in Blue Nile State
[Darfur Network for Human Rights] Damazin city and several areas across Blue Nile State are facing a worsening humanitarian situation. Heavy rainfall and flooding continue to deepen the suffering of thousands of displaced persons living in shelters and displacement camps, compounding an already fragile situation shaped