Eight killed, over 4,000 displaced after heavy rains in Karnataka’s Kodagu district

The Kodagu region near Karnataka faced a similar situation, as Kerala struggled to eliminate the confusion after the floods hit the state. According to the media IANS, flooding occurred due to heavy rain in this area, at least 8 people died, more than 4,000 people evacuated.

"Rainfall intensity has decreased, but rainfall continues to increase, 4,225 people in the Kodagu region have been rescued and secured by state and central institutional joint actions as of 3 pm," the National Disaster Management Bureau I announced a statement on Sunday.

The decrease in rainfall also led to mudslides in the area. In doubt that hundreds of people were locked up on the mountain, their aisles were blocked.

It is estimated that about 123 kilometers of road were damaged by rain and over 800 houses were destroyed. According to the officials, the majority of IANS's main roads were damaged by landslides and rescue activities were postponed.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received support and support from the center during the meeting with Prime Minister H D Kumaraswamy. President Cowend also asked about the situation.

For floods in part of the state, please call Karnataka CM Shri @ hd _ kumaraswamy Ji. Expand all possible support for rescue and rescue activities. I pray for the safety and happiness of people in the flood disaster area. @ CMofKarnataka

About 50 Dogra Legionnaires, 12 Navy divers, 62 National Disaster Response Force officers, 750 firefighters and guards with hundreds of volunteers in the area

Hundreds of volunteers from all over the state from the state capital Bangalore are collecting relief supplies, including dry food, water, milk, clothing, medicine and so on. And they are sent to a temporary shelter. Kumaraswamy also visited this area on Sunday and visited relief camps and affected villages.

Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Chikmagalur, Kodagu, Hassan, Uttara Kannada and other areas along the coast and Malnad area are flooded.

The main catchment area of ​​the river is Kodagu district of Karnataka state and Wayanad district of Kerala state. The main season is the southwest monsoon from June to September. Kodagu rain supplies the ancient river from the source of the place near Bagamandara, and the rain on the road provides food for the main tributary, the Cabini River. Another tributary is the river hemavathi that is supplied from the catchment area in Hasan District, Karnataka State. Compared to other sources, hemavathi makes a small contribution

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