Glimpses from the ongoing search and rescue operation after a deadly landslide at the Kalladi tunnel construction site in Wayanad.
Rescue teams continue clearing debris and searching for the missing as heavy rainfall hampers operations in Kerala's hill district.
IMAGE: Search and rescue operation underway at the landslide site in Wayanad on July 7. Four people died and more than nine remain missing. All photographs: ANI Photo
Key Points
- Rescue teams continue intensive search operations following the landslide at the Kalladi tunnel construction site in Wayanad.
- At least four people were killed, while several others remain missing after the landslide triggered by heavy rainfall.
- Debris removal and rescue efforts are continuing despite difficult weather and terrain conditions affecting the operation.
Rescue Teams Race Against Time
IMAGE: Rescue personnel continue search operations at the landslide site.
IMAGE: Debris clearance is underway.
Aftermath At Tunnel Construction Site
IMAGE: The aftermath of the July 7 landslide as rescue efforts continue.
IMAGE: Rescue teams assess the landslide-hit Kalladi tunnel construction site.
Heavy Rains Hamper Operations
IMAGE: A massive landslide scar at the Kalladi tunnel construction site.
IMAGE: Debris clearance continues at the Kalladi tunnel construction site.
Search Continues For Missing Workers
IMAGE: A house stands partially buried under mud and debris after a landslide struck the Kalladi area.
IMAGE: Search and rescue operation continues.
Authorities Intensify Recovery Efforts
IMAGE: Rescue personnel continue searching through the debris.
IMAGE: Rescue personnel and local officials inspect the landslide.
Photographs curated by Manisha Kotian/Rediff
Feature Presentation: Ashish Narsale/Rediff
