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The people of Kerala are in a great struggle to rebuild their lives after the flood. May this Eid be an inspiration for all of them.
Join Hands To Help Kerala Rehabilitate From Flood Damages
Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan pegged the loses incurred by the state at Rs 19,512 crore so far. Over 350 people were killed in the floods and thousands have been displaced in Kerala.
Even a small contribution of INR 10 will make a difference.
Kerala is in trouble with heavy rains and floods wreaking havoc, and people stranded with nowhere to go. The rains continue unabated, and the Centre deployed more forces, Army and NDRF (National Disaster Rescue Force) for evacuation, rescue, and relief.
For the first time in history, all 5 gates of the Idduki dam have been opened underlining just how serious conditions are in Kerala, according to India Today.
Currently, approximately 6 lakh liters of water flooding down the Periyar river every second. The Idukki reservoir is 2,403 feet deep. Unending rain over the catchment area has caused authorities to open the reservoir gates one by one.
Keralam or Kerala is a beautiful southern state in India. It has now been hit with the biggest rainfall in history, leaving the state helpless and in need of major financial help. Please donate what you can to help support the livelihood of a whole state.
For the first time in history, all 5 gates of the Idduki dam have been opened underlining just how serious conditions are in Kerala, according to India Today.
Currently, approximately 6 lakh liters of water flooding down the Periyar river every second. The Idukki reservoir is 2,403 feet deep. Unending rain over the catchment area has caused authorities to open the reservoir gates one by one.
Keralam or Kerala is a beautiful southern state in India. It has now been hit with the biggest rainfall in history, leaving the state helpless and in need of major financial help. Please donate what you can to help support the livelihood of a whole state.
Incessant rains, overflowing rivers, and landslides have resulted in several deaths across Kerala. The death toll due to incessant rains has now reached 300. Dramatic visuals of monsoon fury have emerged from Kerala which shows the grim situation in the state.
Here are some of the visuals of the mayhem being caused by nature’s wrath.
Kerala Flood Relief Project
Heavy Monsoon Rains caused severe flooding in several districts of Kerala and have killed over 364 people in the state. The floods have paralyzed normal life of millions of people. Hundreds of houses were damaged and thousands of families are forced to take shelter in relief camps. The flood victims of Kerala are in desperate need of relief support to survive and get back to their normal life.
The funds raised here will be used to distribute relief kits, bed kits, and kitchen sets. In total, we aim to support 1000+ families.
Relief Kit (Dry Ration) costs Rs 1000/kit
300 x Rs 1000 = 3,00,000/-
Bed Kit (Sleeping Mat & Blankets) costs Rs 1000/kit.
300 x Rs 1000 = 3,00,000/-
Kitchen Sets costs Rs 2,000
300 x Rs 2000 = 6,00,000/-
If more funds raised, a lot more families can be saved.
I am seeking your generous support and I will be providing weekly updates on a regular basis.
Your kind donations can save Kerala state live through the disaster.
About Me:
My name is Asha, I am a development consultant working with leading non-profits in India for over 15 years. I am also a co-founder of Rapid Response, India's leading disaster relief organization. As I spend most of my childhood in Kerala, I have a special connection with the state and I am desperate to contribute to the relief operations in Kerala. Please contribute and share my campaign with your friends and family. Thank you!
