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Rain fury: 34 families shifted to relief camps in Kozhikode

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The Hindu Bureau
Rain fury: 34 families shifted to relief camps in Kozhikode
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The District Disaster Management Authority in Kozhikode has opened 34 relief camps to house 515 people displaced by heavy rainfall. Authorities have also suspended river-based events and training sessions due to rising water levels and safety concerns.

As part of mitigating rain-related calamities, the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has opened 34 relief camps in Kozhikode district. There are now 515 persons, including women and children, staying in these camps as part of the relief measures initiated with the support of the local administrators and the Revenue Department.

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