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Heavy rains trigger landslide alert; evacuation ordered in Vilangad

Heavy rains trigger landslide alert; evacuation ordered in Vilangad
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Authorities in Kozhikode, India, have ordered the immediate evacuation of residents in the Vilangad region due to a high risk of landslides caused by heavy rains. Relief camps have been established to provide essential services to those displaced.

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It highlights the critical nature of disaster management and climate-related emergency response in vulnerable hilly regions.

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District Collector M.S. Madhavikutty has ordered the immediate evacuation of residents of all vulnerable areas in Vilangad and nearby hilly regions of Vadakara taluk in Kozhikode district following reports of a heightened risk of landslides and mudslides due to incessant rainfall.

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