Kerala tunnel site landslip kills 3, five missing; govt blames unscientific soil dumping

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A deadly landslip struck a tunnel construction site in Wayanad, Kerala, killing three workers and leaving five migrant labourers missing. The Kerala government classified the incident as a man-made disaster rather than a natural calamity. Authorities attributed the mudslide to the unscientific dumping of excavated soil at the site. Rescue teams have been deployed and operations are ongoing to locate the missing individuals.

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