Seventh Body Recovered from Wayanad Landslide Site

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A seventh body was recovered from the Wayanad landslide site on Friday, bringing the total death toll to seven.
Search operations for the last missing person continue on the fourth day since the Anakkompoyil Meppadi tunnel project landslide.

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A seventh body was recovered from the Wayanad landslide site on Friday, bringing the total death toll to seven. Search operations for the last missing person continue on the fourth day since the Anakkompoyil Meppadi tunnel project landslide.

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