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Experts Warn of Larger Disaster Risk After Deadly Wayanad Landslide

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A devastating landslide struck Wayanad, Kerala, prompting urgent warnings from experts about the risk of further, potentially larger disasters in the region. Authorities have acknowledged that warning signs were present prior to the incident. Public Works Minister PK Basheer confirmed that directions had been repeatedly issued to remove accumulated soil in the area. The failure to act on those directives has raised serious questions about disaster preparedness and response. Experts are now urging immediate preventive measures to avert another catastrophe in the landslide-prone zone.

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