Kerala Flood Relief

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. Numerous families discover their houses are completely destroyed by floods and landslides

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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

Family had to leave the house due to heavy rain and flood. Urgent support is required. The village was submerged and the family lost everything. They urgently need rice, oil and vegetables. Can you provide emergency necessary rescue immediately? They were hungry, thirsty, forced to leave the house and escape from the flood. Please help these victims of these floods in India today!

In some of Kerala's rest, all areas of Kerala state withdrew the red warning. Eleven areas are in an orange warning state. The center and state promise to contribute to flood relief in Kerala. Approximately 357 people were murdered and 100,000 people were put in a relief camp. On Friday, after reporting the cancellation of Kashra due to bad weather, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted aeronautical survey of flood stricken areas. However, the conference room said the province is not expected to receive heavy rain on Monday. A red warning beeps in all areas except Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam and Kasaragod

As Kerala's flood situation continues to worsen, Kerala Prime Minister Pinarly · Villayan asked Prime Minister's distress relief fund to donate at Thursday's press conference. Pinarayi emphasizes the damage by the country caused by recent heavy rain and floods and the government needs more aid to rebuild the country. Celebrities in Kerala and other states have made a tremendous contribution to rescue activities, encouraging their fans to do the same. Mohanlal and Mamoothy, two pillars of the Malayalam movie industry, donated 250,000 rupees to the Relief Fund. According to the report, the Malayalam Film Artists Association (AMMA) submitted a total of 500,000 rupees to the Prime Minister in two stages.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced an emergency assistance of 50 rupees for rescue activities in Kerala. On Saturday he held a high-level conference to review the flood situation, and then he conducted aeronautical surveys of flood affected areas. In the monsoon season, at least 324 people died of rain and floods. Prime Minister Pinariye Vijayan said on Friday, there are over 1,500 relief camps in more than 230,000 places in various places now. However, thousands of people are still in trouble, and the supply of basic goods has been hit hard. Kerala is facing the worst flood in nearly a hundred years. The central government ordered the Army, Navy, Air Force, ITBP, BSF, SSB, Coast Guard and NDRF to send more troops to Kerala and to support state governments. Kochi Airport is closed until August 26, as the flood continues in Kerala