Kerala floods: Victims face snake menace as waters recede

Victims of the floods that have returned to their home in Kerala, India are being warned against new threats.

Because of concerns that the reptiles cabinet, there is a possibility that has been hidden under the carpet or in the previously sunken house of a washing machine, and some of the embarrassing group have been deployed to the affected areas.

More than 1 million people are evacuated, many of whom are evacuating to thousands of relief camps in the southern province

According to reports, scorpions and other insects are in the human house due to excess of snake

In social media, we are trying to prevent from hitting the broom inside your own garden python of the length of a woman is 10 feet (3 m) is on the ground.

Floods are particularly serious in some hospitals in northern and central Kerala province, and it is reported that snake bite is increasing rapidly

A local snake manager Vava Suresh told the Hindustan Times that he captured five cobra in the Ernakulam area.

"A person was found in the closet on the second floor of the house ... and another person was on the shelf inside the house," he said.

According to the Indian Press Trust, residents are urged to use sticks to sift out their belongings.

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. Countless 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

The floods in Kerala state are decreasing, but the people's struggle is not over yet. People who have insurance will have to rely on insurance companies to recover their homes, cars and other assets. Fortunately, the claims resolution process has been streamlined to deal with the crisis. Insurance supervisory authorities in India are calling on insurance companies to speed up the registration process and submit bills to people suffering floods. To help those who lost the file due to the flood, the online registration of the soft copy of the certificate, the insurance company gave up the need for the document. All you need to do with your insurance company your name, car number, you only share the basic information such as a telephone number, and insurance companies will get the details of your insurance contract .

Public transportation in Kerala State is suspended. Facilities at Kelkin International Airport in Kerala are postponed until August 26 due to excessive flooding around the airport. Operation was transferred to Thiruvananthapuram and Calicut Civil Airport. Since the road was already underwater, the train service was interrupted and the state road traffic was confusing. The public transportation of Kochi Metro and Southern Railway was also seriously affected and service stopped in the central part of Kerala State due to the flood. The authorities of Kochi Metro Co., Ltd. (KMRL) suspended operations due to the flooding of the terminal. Their service is restored only after the water leaves the dock and the system returns to working condition.