The reason Kerala continues to sink... people and property included

New Delhi: The death toll continues to increase, 26 people died on Thursday, a total of 97 people have died. India 's weather station said within the next 48 hours, until August 19 it stated that there is little chance of breathing in the storm.

Rajnath Singh Federal Interior Minister said that since 1924 it is the worst flood in Kerala. State CM, Pinariyi Vijayan, asked the center to provide a salvation of 83.66 million rupees. Here's why Kerala witnessed one of the worst natural disasters in decades -

The State of Kerala received 37.5% of its rainfall in just two and a half months since the southwest monsoon landed at the end of May and the state witnessed such a heavy rain during the four months of the monsoon in 2013 . It has exceeded 37%. In some areas such as Idukki, rainfall exceeds 83.5%

An unusually short break during the rain made the problem worse - when early in the day when the storm was scattered over 4 days on the dry day, but this time the break time does not exceed 2-3 days , Water accumulated

The nation is an exception because it does not have National Disaster Response Power (SDRF) which is essential under the rules for resolving natural disasters. In addition, in a review conducted by the disaster bureau under the MHA, it was found that the country was faulty because about 30 dams did not "gradually release" water due to the anticipated rainfall. At the same time, the standards committee instructed the Mullaperiyar Dam Disaster Management Subcommittee to consider lowering the water level from 142 feet to 139 feet.

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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.

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

The Kerala government headed by other parties including Pinarayi Vijayan and the National Assembly unanimously requests the declaration of flooding in Kerala as a national disaster. Social media is also being criticized by people and criticizing the central government led by the People's Party because it is not seriously receiving disasters in the southern region. Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Kerala on Saturday and announced plans to provide refugee relief and reconstruction with a flood of 50 billion rupees known as "prime minister Pinarly · Villyan" since 1924 Serious flood. "Relief funds are released from the National Disaster Response Fund. Federal Interior Minister Rajnath Singh announced that it will provide 10 billion rupees aid to flood victim countries.

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