Terrifying Landslide in India's Kerala Kills Three, Injures Nine

Devastating footage has emerged from Wayanad, Kerala, India, showing a massive landslide triggered by continuous heavy rainfall. The landslide struck near a double-tunnel construction project, sending tons of mud, rocks, and debris cascading down the hillside. CCTV cameras captured the terrifying scene as trees were uprooted and a fuel tanker was swept away moments after people managed to escape. Authorities report that at least three people have died, nine others have been injured, and seven workers remain missing. The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority recorded 265 millimeters of rain in 24 hours, the highest amount this season, raising fears of further landslides in the region. The affected area is near Mundakkai, the site of a deadly landslide in 2024, increasing concerns that more people may be trapped under the rubble, especially with residences and guesthouses located nearby.