The flood situation in South India remained grim on Saturday, with Kerala

witnessing 57 deaths as well as the displacement of 1.66 lakh people over the last
two days.
Many in Kerala are still feared trapped under the debris following major landslides
in Malappuram and Wayanad. A red alert has been issued in eight districts.
Flight operations will resume from the Cochin International Airport on Sunday noon,
two days after it was shut as water entered the runway area.
Karnataka saw no let-up in rains either, with 30 people losing their lives so far
in rain-related incidents. Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, who termed it as the
"biggest" natural calamity in 45 years, has sought central assistance.
The flood situation in South India remained grim on Saturday, with Kerala
witnessing 57 deaths as well as the displacement of 1.66 lakh people over the last
two days.
Many in Kerala are still feared trapped under the debris following major landslides
in Malappuram and Wayanad. A red alert has been issued in eight districts.
Flight operations will resume from the Cochin International Airport on Sunday noon,
two days after it was shut as water entered the runway area.
Karnataka saw no let-up in rains either, with 30 people losing their lives so far
in rain-related incidents. Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, who termed it as the
"biggest" natural calamity in 45 years, has sought central assistance.
The flood situation in South India remained grim on Saturday, with Kerala
witnessing 57 deaths as well as the displacement of 1.66 lakh people over the last
two days.
Many in Kerala are still feared trapped under the debris following major landslides
in Malappuram and Wayanad. A red alert has been issued in eight districts.
Flight operations will resume from the Cochin International Airport on Sunday noon,
two days after it was shut as water entered the runway area.
Karnataka saw no let-up in rains either, with 30 people losing their lives so far
in rain-related incidents. Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa, who termed it as the
"biggest" natural calamity in 45 years, has sought central assistance.