Atleast 10 missing in Kottayam after heavy rains lash Kerala, IAF assistance sought
The Indian Air Force and Indian Army stationed in Kerala have deployed their assets
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The Indian Air Force and Indian Army stationed in Kerala have deployed their assets
“Situation is really serious in some parts of the state. We will do everything possible to save lives. We have sought the army, navy and air force help. Relief camps have been set up in affected districts,” Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan said.
The situation is serious, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan says.
Kottayam/Idukki, October 16 (PTI): At least six people died and a dozen were missing on Saturday as heavy rains pounded south and central Kerala causing flash floods and landslides in many parts, prompting the state government to seek the assistance of th
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