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Wayanad debris slip: experts, residents blame poor safeguards

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Sam Paul A.
Wayanad debris slip: experts, residents blame poor safeguards
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Experts and local residents attribute the deadly debris slip in Wayanad to engineering failures caused by tunnel construction rather than just natural causes. They argue that large-scale excavation and slope modification destabilized the terrain before the heavy monsoon rains.

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This raises critical questions about the safety standards and environmental impact assessments of major infrastructure projects in ecologically sensitive zones.

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Ariff, a cleaning staff member at a hotel at Kalladi near Meppadi in Wayanad, vividly recalls the terrifying moments when the debris slip struck the area on Tuesday (July 7, 2026).

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The article focuses heavily on expert criticism of development projects and environmental concerns.

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