?? Kerala floods 2018: Some evacuees return home despite risks as floods recede

Al Jazeera's Andrew Thomas reported in Mannar that some evacuees have decided to come home despite the danger.

More than 350 people died in the flood of Kerala State and more than 800,000 people evacuated. The flood has gradually declined in many areas, but we are now in the most difficult recovery phase: when survivors go home they can only find a few wills. A myriad of families discovered that their houses were completely destroyed by floods and landslides. The recent rain in Kerala province caused massive damage. Almost all Kerala states are affected by devastating floods caused by heavy rain. Seventy people were killed by heavy rains, floods of rivers, and landslides in the state, thousands of people lost their homes and belongings. The red warning status still has 13 regions. The Learning Link Foundation is expanding aid in a small way to alleviate pain

Kerala lacks a flood forecasting system: Kerala is vulnerable to heavy rains and floods, but lacks an adequate flood forecasting system. The Central Water Commission (CWC), the only flood prediction institution in India, lacks information on flood conditions in Kerala. As local people have no room in advance for the situation, this makes the situation even worse. CWC has set up a flood monitoring site in the state, but some of it will not work. Excessive release of water from the dam: More than 20 dams released large amounts of water and exacerbated the situation when Kerala already dealt with serious floods. Why did not you free water before? What does the authorities do before the monsoon arrives in India?