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Wayanad landslides: Bird-eye view of devastation, rescue operations under way

Name: Wayanad landslides: Bird-eye view of devastation, rescue operations under way - The Tribune
Uploaded: 2024-08-25T19:20:26+05:30
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Description: Two massive landslides struck Mundakkai, Churalmala in Wayanad in the early hours of July 30, causing extensive destruction.Rescuers continued searching for survivors through debris in Wayanad on August 1, after 167 people were killed in landslides #wayanad #wayanadlandslide...

Two massive landslides struck Mundakkai, Churalmala in Wayanad in the early hours of July 30, causing extensive destruction.Rescuers continued searching for survivors through debris in Wayanad on August 1, after 167 people were killed in landslides #wayanad #wayanadlandslide...

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Updated At : 07:21 PM Aug 25, 2024 IST

Two massive landslides struck Mundakkai, Churalmala in Wayanad in the early hours of July 30, causing extensive destruction.Rescuers continued searching for survivors through debris in Wayanad on August 1, after 167 people were killed in landslides #wayanad #wayanadlandslide #rahulgandhi #rescueoperation

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