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Heavy Rain in Kerala's Kannur: One Dead, Two Missing Amid Landslips
Heavy rain in Kerala's Kannur has resulted in one death and two missing persons. Over 500 individuals have been relocated to relief camps due to severe weather conditions, with five landslips reported in the district. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation as heavy rainfall continues to impact the region.
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