A massive landslide struck a tunnel construction site in Kerala's Wayanad district, killing three migrant workers and leaving five missing. The government blamed unscientific soil dumping, while the contracting firm cited external factors. The incident occurred near a previous disaster site.
A landslide at the Kalladi tunnel construction site in Wayanad, India, has resulted in three deaths and left 18 people trapped. The agriculture minister described it as a man-made disaster, and Konkan Railways reportedly ignored earlier warnings.
A devastating landslide near a tunnel construction site in Wayanad, India, has claimed at least three lives, with rescue operations ongoing for the missing. Political leaders expressed grief and pledged support, while the state government alleged ignored safety warnings, sparking a row over potential negligence.
A landslide in Wayanad, Kerala, near a tunnel construction site has killed at least two people, injured six, and left seven missing. The incident occurred near Meenakshi Bridge, where construction for the Wayanad–Malappuram tunnel road project is underway. Rescue operations are ongoing.
A severe landslide occurred at a tunnel construction site in Kalladi, near Meppady, Wayanad district, Kerala, on Tuesday. Two people have died, and seven are reported missing. Local residents rescued three individuals before rescue teams, including NDRF, arrived to continue search efforts.
A landslide in Wayanad, Kerala, near a tunnel construction site has killed at least one person, injured seven, and left seven missing. Rescue operations are underway, with concerns that more people may be trapped in houses and homestays near the affected area. Heavy rain contributed to the incident.
A landslide in Wayanad, Kerala, near a tunnel construction site killed one person and injured seven others on Tuesday. Heavy rain caused rubble to slide down, damaging vehicles and potentially trapping more people in nearby houses and homestays.
A landslide struck Wayanad, Kerala, near a tunnel construction site on Tuesday, injuring five people and damaging vehicles. Rescue operations are underway, with fears that more individuals may be trapped under debris.
