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Six Dead in Kerala as Heavy Rains Trigger Landslides and Floods

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Heavy rainfall struck Kerala on Saturday, unleashing landslides and widespread flooding across multiple districts. Six people lost their lives in rain-related incidents, while several others were rescued by emergency teams. Authorities conducted large-scale evacuation operations and established relief camps to shelter displaced residents. Infrastructure damage was reported across several districts, with roads blocked and numerous homes damaged. The India Meteorological Department issued red and orange alerts for multiple districts, warning of continued heavy rainfall.

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