Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi
Kerala Wayanad landslide:: 123 people have died in the landslide that occurred after heavy rains in Wayanad, Kerala. Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi were about to visit the affected areas but due to bad weather, they have postponed their visit. Rahul Gandhi has informed about postponing the visit on the social media platform X.
We will come to Wayanad as soon as possible- Rahul
He wrote, Priyanka and I were going to Wayanad to meet the families affected by the landslide and take stock of the situation. But due to continuous rain and adverse weather, we were informed by the authorities that we would not be able to land there. I want to assure the people of Wayanad that we will be there as soon as possible. In the meantime, we will closely monitor the situation and provide all necessary assistance. Our condolences are with the people of Wayanad in this difficult time.
Our condolences are with you – Priyanka
Priyanka Gandhi also informed about postponing her visit on Wednesday. She wrote. My brothers and sisters of Wayanad, even though we will not be able to come to Wayanad on Wednesday, our condolences are with you in this sad moment and we are praying for all of you.
Earlier, Priyanka expressed grief over the incident in Wayanad. She said that I am very sad to see the devastation caused by the landslide near Meppadi in Wayanad. She said that I have spoken to the Defense Minister and the CM of Kerala. I request the central government to provide all possible assistance for rescue and medical. Also, compensation should be released immediately for the families of the deceased. My condolences are with the people who have lost their loved ones in this accident.
123 people died in the accident
Let us tell you that at least 123 people died and hundreds were injured in a landslide incident due to heavy rains at many places in Wayanad, Kerala on Tuesday morning. Many people are still feared to be trapped under the debris. Due to which the death toll may increase. Army and NDRF teams are searching for people in the debris.
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