The devastating landslides in Wayanad, Kerala have resulted in a tragic increase in the death toll, which now stands at 123, according to recent reports. The catastrophic landslides have caused extensive destruction, including the demolition of numerous houses, the uprooting of trees, and the swelling of water bodies, all of which have severely impeded ongoing rescue operations.
The severe weather event has led to a substantial humanitarian crisis, with rescue teams struggling to navigate the debris and high water levels that are complicating their efforts to reach and aid affected individuals.
In response to the crisis, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has called for a high-level meeting to oversee the coordination of rescue and relief operations in the Wayanad region. The meeting aims to streamline the response efforts and discuss additional measures to support the affected communities and manage the aftermath of the disaster.
The landslides in Wayanad have not only caused loss of life but have also led to significant infrastructure damage, making the recovery process challenging. Emergency services and local authorities are working diligently to provide aid, restore normalcy, and support the families affected by this tragic event.
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