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All Efforts on to Rescue Those Trapped in Wayanad Debris Slip, Says Priyanka Gandhi

Police, National Disaster Response Force and local residents are searching for people feared trapped, while five injuries have been reported, authorities said.

  • On Tuesday, a massive landslide struck the Kalladi area near Meppady, Kerala, disrupting work at the Anakkompoyil Meppadi tunnel project and leaving several people feared trapped beneath debris.
  • The disaster occurred near Meenakshi Bridge, where project workers were staying; local residents pulled three people to safety before emergency responders, including the National Disaster Response Force , arrived.
  • According to the Kerala State Disaster Management Authority , five people sustained injuries, while authorities fear additional individuals remain trapped under residential rubble as rescue teams assess site stability.
  • Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is coordinating relief with Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and Ministers T. Siddique and A.P. Anil Kumar, promising, "We will be by your side through this terrible time."
  • Vadra appealed to United Democratic Front workers and the public to extend support while strictly following administration guidelines, emphasizing that relief efforts must not be obstructed during this critical operation.
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Kerala: Senior Congress leader and Amethi MP Rahul Gandhi has announced that his government in Kerala will take action regarding the landslide incident in Wayanad. He spoke to the media today. He called on the party ranks to intensify relief efforts. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the news of the landslide in Wayanad has caused deep distress. He also suggested that the government should make all possible efforts to rescue those who are s…

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Amar Ujala broke the news in India on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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