relief camps

Heavy rain continues to impact Kozhikode district in Kerala, with 964 people from 365 families remaining in 32 relief camps and schools closed for a second day. In Wayanad, more than a dozen relief camps have closed as displaced families returned home, leaving 584 people in 14 camps.

Riverbanks and low-lying areas in Ernakulam district remain on alert as 110 people stay in 8 active relief camps following heavy rain. Four camps have been closed.

Rain has eased in Kerala’s Wayanad, leading to the closure of more than a dozen relief camps. Currently, 584 people from 174 families remain in 14 camps as weather conditions improve.

Several parts of Kottayam in Kerala remain inundated due to the 2026 floods, with over 3,700 people shifted to relief camps.

Four relief camps remain open in Kasaragod. The article confirms the continued operation of these camps but does not provide additional context or details.

One person has died and two are missing due to heavy rains in Kerala's Kannur. 521 people have been shifted to eight relief camps, and five landslips have been reported in the district.

Heavy rains in Kannur caused one death and two missing persons, with over 2,550 people shifted to relief camps. Roads, bridges, and landslides disrupted normal life in Kannur, Kasaragod, and Wayanad, while schools in these districts declared a holiday on August 3, 2026.

The death toll from Kerala floods in 2026 has risen to 11, with over 7,600 people in relief camps. Central Kerala remains waterlogged, search operations for missing persons continue, and the IMD has issued a yellow alert for all 14 districts. Sanitation work has begun in areas where floodwaters have receded.

Heavy rain continues in Thrissur, causing waterlogging and leading to school closures. Forty-eight people are housed in five relief camps, with a yellow alert issued for the Karuvannur River as authorities advise caution.

Two taluks in Idukki district, Kerala, recorded over 200 mm rainfall during the 2026 floods. A total of 187 people, including 73 men, 81 women, and 33 children, have been relocated to 13 relief camps across the district.

Kasaragod district in Kerala is under high alert for two more days due to floods in 2026, with 208 people sheltered in five relief camps. Two landslips were reported in Thayyeni at Kattamkavala in the district.

Incessant downpour disrupts life in Kerala’s Kozhikode. Eight relief camps have been opened in the district, accommodating 214 persons from 72 families evacuated from vulnerable areas.

Heavy rain has hit Kerala's Malappuram district, leading to the opening of relief camps. A review meeting chaired by District Collector Vinay Goyal assessed the situation and directed departments to prepare for emergencies.

Heavy rains triggered a landslide alert in Vilangad, leading to an evacuation order. The Vadakara Revenue Divisional Officer and Tahsildar have been appointed to coordinate relief efforts, while the District Police Chief (Kozhikode Rural) will manage security and evacuation support.