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.

Kerala CM tells reporters that the two townships coming up at Kalpetta and Nedumbala estates would have all basic amenities, including houses, schools, health centres, anganwadi centres, markets and p

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.

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