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- Heavy monsoon rains lashed northern Kerala, flooding low-lying and riverside areas of Alappuzha, Pathanamthitta, Kottayam and Kozhikode, with Kasaragod recording the highest rainfall of 121.5 mm.
- People in affected areas have shifted to relief camps, losing documents and children's school books.
- The government has sanctioned ₹25,000 per ward for cleaning, promised special adalats to restore lost documents, supply textbooks to affected children, and provide financial assistance to those who lost homes and livelihoods.
- Several rivers remain above warning levels though receding, and multiple dams are on red alert.
What to watch next
- IMD has issued an orange alert in 12 districts for August 4
- Water levels of Muvattupuzha and Thodupuzha rivers remain above warning levels
- Red alert water levels at dams including Moozhiyar, Lower Periyar and Kuttiyadi
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P C Vishnunadh
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“special adalats will be held in connection with restoration of the documents lost in the flood and the government will ensure that the kids get the required textbooks and other study materials.”
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…Kottayam and Kozhikode continued to be flooded, forcing people to shift to relief camps and leading to loss of valuable documents and children's school books. State Tourism Minister P C Vishnunadh said that special adalats will be held in connection with restoration of the documents lost in the flood and the government will ensure that the kids get the required textbooks and other study materials. He also said that currently the government has sanctioned ₹25,000 for cleaning work in every ward and several volunteer organisations have come forward with offers of help to clean homes where water had entered.…
“currently the government has sanctioned ₹25,000 for cleaning work in every ward”
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…that special adalats will be held in connection with restoration of the documents lost in the flood and the government will ensure that the kids get the required textbooks and other study materials. He also said that currently the government has sanctioned ₹25,000 for cleaning work in every ward and several volunteer organisations have come forward with offers of help to clean homes where water had entered. Besides that, the CM has announced that financial assistance will be provided to those who have lost…
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