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Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Kerala's Kannur, 26 Rescued
Heavy rain in Kerala's Kannur has led to flooding, prompting the evacuation of 26 residents to a relief camp. Two individuals are reported missing as floodwaters inundated homes in Peratta Thottipalam, Ulikkal grama panchayat. Authorities are working to assess the situation and provide aid to affected families.
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