Deadly floods and landslide hit India’s Kerala
First publishedAug 2, 16:55 UTC
Last updatedAug 2, 17:42 UTC · 9m ago
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At least two people have been killed and eight injured after torrential rain triggered flooding
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Torrential rain caused floods and a landslide in the Indian state of Kerala. At least two people died and eight were injured. The water damaged homes and roads. Rescue teams are helping those affected.
Why it matters
Such disasters can destroy homes and farms, affecting many families. They also show the need for better flood preparedness in the region.
In brief
- What triggered the floods and landslide?
- Torrential rain triggered the floods and landslide.
- How many people were reported dead and injured?
- At least two people died and eight were injured.
- Where did this happen?
- It happened in Kerala, a state in southern India.
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