The Kerala government on Wednesday approved a comprehensive rehabilitation project for survivors of devastating landslides in Wayanad district that killed over 200 people last July. The project involves setting up two townships to provide a safe and sustainable living environment for those affected by the disaster.

The Kerala government has announced plans to form two separate townships to rehabilitate people affected by the devastating Wayanad landslides. More than 200 people had been killed in July 2024 as multiple landslides struck Kerala during the monsoon season.

The Kerala government on Wednesday approved a comprehensive rehabilitation project for landslide ravaged Wayanad district amid tussle with the Centre over the alleged lack of financial assistance.The project proposed to set up two townships to provide a safe and sustainable living environment for the survivors of the disaster that killed over 200 people in July and washed away many villages.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan stated that the Centre's communication to the state did not indicate the disaster's classification as being of a severe nature.

Five months after the devastating landslide in Kerala’s Wayanad, the state government on Tuesday, January 1 announced the construction of two townships for the

The survivors of landslides in Meppadi, Wayanad who lost their homes and belongings will be rehabilitated in two model townships complete with disaster-resilient and self-sufficient infrastructure

Thiruvananthapuram: In a major relief for the Wayanad landslide victims, the Kerala Cabinet on Wednesday approved the master plan for a rehabilitation project. The master plan, prepared under the leadership of the Kerala Chief Secretary,

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday said that the state cabinet has approved the rehabilitation plan for the victims of Wayanad landslides that occurred on July 30, last year.