Archive · 27 May 2025
Kerala: More Rehabilitation Camps Open Amidst Heavy Rainfall
Heavy rain continues to cause problems in Kerala.
More places are setting up camps to help people who have been affected by the rain.
Schools are closed in some areas.
A temple was damaged when a tree fell.
People are being told to be careful near rivers because the water level is rising.
Many people have had to move to the camps for safety.
Kozhikode and Wayanad districts opened more rehabilitation camps.
Kozhikode schools and other educational institutions were closed due to the weather.
A temple in Vadakara was damaged after a tree fell on it.
Rising water levels in rivers prompted alerts and safety measures.
Hundreds of people have been moved to the camps.
- Who
- Local authorities and residents of affected districts.
- What
- Heavy rainfall leading to flooding, damage, and displacement, as well as the opening of rehabilitation camps.
- When
- As of May 27, 2025.
- Where
- Kozhikode, Wayanad, and surrounding areas in Kerala
- Why
- Due to heavy rainfall.
- People in Kozhikode Camps
- 151
- Families in Kozhikode Camps
- 44
- People in Wayanad Camps
- 592
- Families in Wayanad Camps
- 165
- Kozhikode Taluks with Camps
- 3
- Wayanad Taluks with Camps
- 3
Sources
Kerala rains: 360 relief camps opened in Kochi, 58,512 people shifted
Incessant rains in Kodagu, one person dies due to tree fall
IMD issues red alert for three Kerala districts as low-pressure system strengthens monsoon winds
Coastal Karnataka records highest ‘large excess’ cumulative rainfall in about three months
Kerala rains: Orange alert for Meenachil, Korappuzha, Achankovil, Manimala rivers as water level rises
Low pressure area forms over Bay of Bengal off Odisha coast
Rain continues to lash Coimbatore, Tiruppur districts
Low pressure may trigger another round of intense spell in Kerala
Water level in Idukki reservoir increases by over 2.72 ft in 24 hours
Heavy rains lash Vemulawada and parts of Rajanna Sircilla district
Kodagu witnesses incessant rains; man dies in tree collapse
