Warned Kerala seven days before the Wayanad landslides, reveals Amit Shah in Rajya Sabha

economictimes.indiatimes.com:

Kerala government was warned seven days ahead of the tragic landslide which claimed more than 150 lives. Speaking about the early warning system in Rajya Sabha, Union Home Minister said that Government of India had alerted the government of Kerala seven days before the incident, and then on July 24 and 25 too early warning was given.

ET Guide to ITR

Made a mistake in your filed ITR? Check the revised ITR filing last date

How to file ITR after July 31 deadline?

What is the penalty for filing ITR after the July 31 deadline

Kerala government was alerted with early warning on July 23 about heavy rains.
«They kept on talking about early warning. I want to clarify that on July 23, the government of India gave an early warning to the government of Kerala, which was 7 days before the incident, and then on July 24 and 25 too early warning was given. On July 26, a warning was given that there was a chance of heavy rainfall of more than 20 cm, and there were chances of landslides, there could be mudflow and people could lose lives in this,» Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in Rajya Sabha.

Over 150 people have lost life in Wayanad landslides.

Wayanad Landslide Survivors Relocated

Survivors of the Wayanad landslide have been relocated to relief camps throughout the district. At a camp set up in a local school, those affected are sharing their harrowing experiences. Sarojini, a resident of Chooranmala, described her ordeal during the landslide. Alone at home that night, she was trapped when the landslide hit. “I couldn’t open