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Only slush, boulders left on flattened villages, horrifying aftermath of Wayanad landslides

Name: Only slush, boulders left on flattened villages, horrifying aftermath of Wayanad landslides - The Tribune
Uploaded: 2024-08-26T19:14:28+05:30
Description: With over 1000 rescuers, the search operations in Kerala’s Wayanad entered its 6th day on August 04. As the rescue ops continue, several people are still feared trapped in the debris after a series of landslides hit the hilly...

With over 1000 rescuers, the search operations in Kerala’s Wayanad entered its 6th day on August 04. As the rescue ops continue, several people are still feared trapped in the debris after a series of landslides hit the hilly...

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Updated At : 07:14 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

With over 1000 rescuers, the search operations in Kerala’s Wayanad entered its 6th day on August 04. As the rescue ops continue, several people are still feared trapped in the debris after a series of landslides hit the hilly region of Wayanad. #wayanadlandslide #aftermath #heavyrain #landslide #kerala

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