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Kerala Rains 2026: Flash Floods Devastate Ranni's Festivities
Kerala's 2026 rains have left Ranni in shock, with flash floods causing significant damage. The town's festive atmosphere has turned into an eerie silence, as residents face waterlogged homes and ruined belongings. Recovery efforts are underway, but the impact on the community is profound, highlighting the need for better flood management strategies.
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