Eight deaths confirmed in rain-related incidents in Kerala: CMO
Thirteen people sustained injuries while 5,792 people were shifted to 209 relief camps; twenty-seven houses were completely destroyed and 196 houses were partially destroyed
Kerala has confirmed eight deaths from rain-related incidents following a period of heavy rainfall, according to the Chief Minister's office. The severe weather event, which began on Friday, July 31, 2026, left 13 people injured and resulted in the relocation of 5,792 individuals to 209 relief camps. The disaster caused significant damage, with 27 houses completely destroyed and 196 partially damaged.
The government has pledged to support families affected by the tragedy, both in terms of lost loved ones and their homes and livelihoods. The Chief Minister is working with relevant officials to address the damage, and cleaning efforts have begun in the affected areas. The state's leader has called for assistance from political party workers and volunteers for cleanup operations.
Authorities have also warned residents in hilly regions to remain vigilant due to the heightened risk of landslides.
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