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Wayanad landslides: Mass burial of unidentified victims under way

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Description: Mass burial process of the mortal remains of the unidentified victims who lost their lives in the Wayanad landslide are underway by the District Administration. #wayanadlandslide #keralalandslide #latestnews #wayanadlandslideupdates ...

Mass burial process of the mortal remains of the unidentified victims who lost their lives in the Wayanad landslide are underway by the District Administration. #wayanadlandslide #keralalandslide #latestnews #wayanadlandslideupdates ...

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Updated At : 07:00 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

Mass burial process of the mortal remains of the unidentified victims who lost their lives in the Wayanad landslide are underway by the District Administration. #wayanadlandslide #keralalandslide #latestnews #wayanadlandslideupdates

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