Kerala floods : Death toll exceeds 320

At least 324 people in the state of Kerala in the southern part of India died of the flood. According to local officials, this is the worst flood in 100 years.

The Indian monsoon season began in June, but the death toll of Kerala soared in the past 24 hours.

Rescue workers are struggling with storms to rescue residents, and more than 200,000 people are homeless at refugee camps

The state of Kerala states that many dead were crushed by landslide fragments.

More rain and red warnings are anticipated and the main airport in Kerala is expected to be closed until August 26

The number of deaths due to catastrophic rain and floods in Kerala increased to 370 people, the number of deaths reported on Sunday increased by 13 people, the rescue behavior of Alleppey, Elna Kulam and Thrissur most damaged areas It is still continuing. An orange warning is issued for 10 regions and a yellow warning is issued for 2 regions. However, heavy rain is not expected for the next 5 days.

The state of Kerala is a serious illness that infects humans and animals due to the increase in the number of deaths caused by Nipah virus, and it is also 11 years in other parts of the north. The government indicated that it took steps to curb the spread of diseases to other places. Three people died in Malapulam near Kozhikode, the disease first reported in the area, and the Health Department confirmed that the death was due to Nipah virus infection. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) is expected to arrive at Malapram to support disease management

Even if the Kerala reported nearly 400 fatalities, 195 in West Bengal, 161 in Karnataka and 46 in Assam province, killing 204 people, UP being so late There will be no. In Kerala, 540,000 people were affected, 145,200 people were in the relief camp. The National Disaster Management Authority (up to 2005) estimates that an average of 1,600 people die each year from flood related deaths. According to official government reports, in 2017 more than 1,200 people died of flood related cases. 514 people died in Bihar, followed by West Bengal, 261, 160 Assam, 124 Maharashtra and 121 people. Of the four provinces, 34 million people were affected and 281 million people lived in relief camps.