Thiruvananthapuram : As relentless heavy rain continues to batter Thiruvananthapuram district since the night of October 14, the Central Water Commission has issued a flood warning for three key rivers in the state capital. The flood alert is in effect for the Karamana, Neyyar, and Vamanapuram rivers, raising concerns about potential flooding in these areas.
With the rain causing significant disruptions, 572 individuals have been provided shelter in 17 relief camps established across the district to ensure their safety and well-being. The situation remains dynamic and is being closely monitored by local authorities.
The regional weather department has issued a cautionary advisory, urging residents living in proximity to the river banks to remain vigilant as heavy rainfall is forecasted for the next five days in Kerala. The situation has prompted Kerala Revenue Minister K. Rajan to emphasize the importance of preparedness and vigilance among the residents of Thiruvananthapuram, as the heavy downpour is anticipated to persist over the course of the next five days.
As a result of the continuous rainfall, water has entered several residential properties in the district, causing considerable distress to the affected residents. Multiple areas within the city have experienced inundation, underlining the gravity of the situation. Local authorities are actively engaged in response and relief efforts to address the ongoing challenges posed by the inclement weather.
