Why landslides continue in Kerala during monsoon

On Thursday, due to heavy rains in Kerala, the number of landslides landslide landslide deaths increased. Kozhikode killed seven people, including three children The unsupported report says that 10 people were stuck in the debris.

The incident took place in Karinpala village of Kattipara Gram Panchayat, 40 km north of the district headquarter.

There have been heavy rains in some areas of the state. Two landslides on the streets through west ghataguli on Friday - iriti-makkuta connects Kerala and Karnataka and the inter-state highway which connects the highway batheri tamasarasi sultan.

Expected heavy rainfall until Sunday, the state disaster management authority has issued red alert in six districts - kasaragara, rules, kozhikode, oyayanada, malappurama and thrisara. There is a possibility of both flood and landslide in this area.

Every year Kerala starts the southwest monsoon season. Delta flows, rock cliffs, rock slides and soil slip are included in the land. In addition to the demand of human life, they destroyed the vast expanse of hills and agricultural land.

According to the Disaster Management Plan, 855 people died in 85 major areas of the state between 1961 and 2016 published by Kerala State Disaster Management Authority in 2016. Tibet has killed most of the landslide in Tibet in Thiruvananthapuram district on November 10, 2001, where 38 people were killed.

Describing the reasons for taking land and preventive measures, he mentioned in the document that the total area of ​​the state is likely to be 14.4% or 5607 square kilometers of landslide.

Scientists, when according to human interference with the overwhelming majority - is composed in the form of high growth, stone, mining and road construction - areas with increased fear of bhumidhbani.

Geologist of geeta Thra, a former faculty member of the Thiruvananthapuram Department of Land and Disaster Management Institute, said, "This is one of the main reasons for concern that Kerala is increasing the number of landslides."

2012 Disaster Management Plan raised finger in construction work in landslide prone areas. It recommends that all activities triggered by landslides should be strictly controlled.

Scientists say that the use of bombs in the grass in coal is another reason for landslide in Kerala. A senior scientist at the Keri One Research Institute said, "The trench has become a cause for rapid change in the landscape". "It also blocks the natural hydroelectric power, which is caused by large rocks and landslides."

In 2017, Sajib's ally CJ operated granite excavation with Alex in Kerala. In this study, 5, 9 24 large, medium and small excavations have been identified in Kerala. Enakkulam is one of 774, with 867 coal in the list between Palakkad districts.

Inspect the closest position of excavation in underground sub-stations. In the middle of 1986 and 2013, there were 28 earthquakes and 28 earthquakes in Kerala. It has been found in the study that the earthquake area covers 78 kilometers of 1 kilometer.

Coal and construction should not be allowed in the risk areas of Thar earthquake. "I think the landslides took place on Thursday due to the illegal construction of rain on the hill." "A detailed investigation will be done."

Scientists believe that in case of loss, micro-level maps and efficient disaster management systems are time-consuming areas, time is required.

"True state, however, does not provide highly sensitive maps of the areas, as they are high in scale." "We want a small scale map."

Sajib said that National Center for Earth Science Studies has to share their map with the public. He said, "People in the country are likely to identify the land." "This will help officials to communicate better with the people."

He regretted that currently there is a crisis management system in Kerala. "That's why you work immediately after the disaster strike," he said. "We need disaster management to end the future of the accident. This is a long-term plan."