Kerala Floods - The Complete Picture | REACTION!

[@heerubolly]

One thing I notice about India is that everyone comes together to help in difficult times... People are so helpful ❤

[@midhunkrishnaks4748]

once it's over they all start fighting each other for religion,caste...blah blah

[@ashwinipatel5659]

In your dreams, because they are always fighting ,even during these floods people were fighting that it is the bad karma of kerlites and Muslim's.

[@midhunkrishnaks4748]

@@ashwinipatel5659 actually i'm from kerala and everyone here will get united when such incidents happen.The flood period is a perfect example for that, the mosque halls and temple auditoriums were opened as the relief camps and no any divide was made for using them. Another example is the karippur crash landing, that was the time where the covid was at peak, but the local peoples took the responsibility of the rescue and they have rescued the passengers and took them to the hospital in their own vehicles.

[@heerubolly]

@@midhunkrishnaks4748 huh? Really?

[@heerubolly]

@@ashwinipatel5659 OMG

[@praji1202]

I'm from Kerala and I literally cried seeing this video, even my grandma's house was washed away during the floods. 😞

[@Ani-17-w3l]

I am from alappuzha,kerala one of the severely affected area. I still remember how the youth come together and worked as a team in all the relief camps. Salute to all.

[@aswinverghesemappilai2623]

Oh i remember those horrific days. I worked in a relief camp since flood didn't affect our area. I worked there for almost 2 weeks with relief supplies, distribution and cleaning after the floods. WE STOOD TOGETHER!!!

[@vidyathottappillil8367]

This incident was so horrific because it was the worst that the state has seen after 1924 (that means the worst in almost 100 years)... As per reports, almost 15 per cent of Kerala's GDP was the loss... 13 out of 14 districts in Kerala were affected severely.. I still remember working in relief camps that were set in schools and colleges (since I belonged to the few fortunate ones who were not affected).. After a year I think, the ads and hoardings of "Kerala is Open" still brings goosebumps.. The way the fisherman, the youth of the state etc came together to rescue and help, is just so encouraging of a future generation.. 🙂

[@abijithrakesh9894]

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[@gowtham.__]

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[@tsram]

The way youth came together during the floods was astounding and was a ray of hope for the future. Call centres were set up across India to reduce the load on police, fire dept. Cloud services were set up in hours to centrally upload data and avoid any sort of duplication. Relief Camps were ready even before people started coming in with Food, Water, Medicines, Sanitary products, baby food etc.. The help received globally was so much that, at a point, things had to be returned back due to excess stock. Thank You to everyone who supported Kerala during those difficult times!🙏🙏🙏

[@renukabalan4413]

Every single time I watch the video I start crying. Experienced it first hand, my house was under 8 ft of water, had to stay in hotel where there was no food, survived on bread and butter for five days. But we were the very lucky ones. People were so so severely affected. But love the spirit of the people of my state they came together to help each other. Hats off. Also the entire country and global community helped.

[@girishgopinathan9102]

Yes I was there . We vacated the house and isolated for 5 days and rescued all the old people from the neighbourhood , then the fisherman “the saviour’s” came and rescue all of us.

[@rashmiraj6856]

I hope you and ur family are doing well now. I'm sorry you had to go through this terrifying force of nature ! That's the last thing anyone would want... Take care

[@beinghuman5135]

What it is like to vacate the house ? what things did you take with yourself? i guess you must have carried important documents and things like laptop with you.. I have seen heavy rainfall but never had to relocate elsewhere till date

[@girishgopinathan9102]

@@beinghuman5135 No we took the whole thing and stored in the 1st floor of my house ,even the imp documents as well because me and my father vacated and swim through the water so it’s dangerous to hold something while you walk through a running mass of water.

[@beinghuman5135]

@@girishgopinathan9102 That must have been a unique experience which you might remember for the rest of your life

[@girishgopinathan9102]

@@beinghuman5135 yes it is and I learned so much from that incident . When it is a matter of life there is no religion or caste because in that group of people we saved there were people from different religions and caste but we all stand together for 5 days in one house until the rescue team came . Then when the fisherman came they have the picture of all three gods in there boat. It was an enlightening experience.

[@ramasubramoniamr1384]

Brings tears on my eyes. It's still a mental trauma. Can't seem to get over it.

[@archi1348]

Tamilians usually say that they love KERALA very much.but when something serious happens like in the case of mullaperiyar dam ,they are actually taking us to death 🙂😢

[@firesword2945]

Tamilians always stood by Kerala when help needed. Its our brother state. Even in this flood, apart from Keralites outside the state, it was Tamilians who gave the highest funds and manpower. However, regarding Mullaiperiyar dam issue, the supreme court has given direct verdict to form a disaster management team from center. Whatever the case, there should be water for everybody and should not be any damage to anyone.

[@KabiCL]

It's a livelihood issue for Tamils who rely on that dam for water because that's all they have. For part of Kerala it is concerned with safety of the dam. So we have to meet at a middle ground to resolve this, as that dam is quintessential for both states instead of stirring up panic among people without scientific evidence and creating enmity between two fraternal states.

[@Maya-ru4jm]

@@KabiCL mullaperiyar dams is around 130 years old and Any dam in the world has only an average age limit of 50-100yrs max even if it's renewed constantly.Check out the study conducted by UN and some NGOs on the most vulnerable dams in the world in which most are from India.They give a detailed explanation of what the signs of an aging dam are,how much is the duration,etc.The Only possible way to tackle this is to decommission the current dam and make a new dam.

[@boneym328]

@@KabiCL We Kerala people never ever says that we won’t give water to Tamil Nadu. Flood will still affect Kerala if we don’t give water to Tamil Nadu. Keralites are worried about 30 Lakhs peoples life and the existence of our state. Tamil Nadu people are our brothers but don’t let our dear ones and family get killed 🙏🙏🙏

[@minimol697]

Absolutely right😪

[@jayashukla4691]

I was away from home in clg in kannur, Kerala. We had no light for days and limited food in hostels. We were safe from flood though because its situated on higher level from ground. We students were working day and night in providing stuff to people in relief camps. It was a bad bad scenario.

[@solivagantgirl]

After watching this I immediately thought of my friends who studied in Kannur. Reading your comment teared me up thinking about all of you who had to go through this.

[@solivagantgirl]

Great to hear that you helped people in relief camps :)

[@sabarisubramanian1859]

Me watching this during Chennai Floods 🥲

[@dhanushmd1428]

Same bro

[@manochandran8801]

Stay safe brother 🙌

[@ctsk6841]

Stay safe.. prayers from Kerala 🙂

[@tantrik_indian1449]

I could say there was no Malayali who didn't put in some effort to help some others. We stood together - and that's the spirit of Kerala. Those with flat boats rescued people stranded. Those with four wheel drives went on mountain rescue trips. Those with large trucks, transported people. IT professionals connected the needy to goods and services. I personally was involved in sourcing online special need items like diabetes medicines, disinfectants... And such. Housewives made food packs for distribution... School kids collected groceries and toiletries... Everyone chipped in. And we bounced back pretty fast. 👍

[@Beth-ro9ki]

This is one underrated comment! Love the spirits of Kerala youth. ❤

[@RFYWC]

Very bad situation we faced. But we're recovering well. Aente Keralam ❤️

[@nidheesh2665]

What ever difference we have..we stand together and face it💪

[@yashnasaxena]

This video legit got tears in my eyes. Omg so scary and heartbreaking. Living US sometimes I miss out on news from India. I don’t even remember hearing about this in 2018.

[@aryam6538]

If I remember properly, the locality that live in was the first place the floods hit, before the other districts were flooded. I remember that night so well. The gate of my house is 15 ft away from a river shore, the river is dry almost throughout the year, due to heavy rain it had a decent level of water. It was a normal day until midnight hit. I was sleeping in the living room, I heard my mom's phone buzzing, half awake I took the call, it was from a friend of hers who lived in the next lane, she was panicking, there was noises in the back, she asked me did water get in your house? I was puzzled, I immediately looked at the floor in confusion, there was no water. I told her the same and she told me they opened the dam shutter at midnight and their house has been flooded with water, they are evacuating from the place and asked us to get the hell out too. It was raining cats and dogs that night. I couldn't believe what I heard, it felt like a dream, I walked to my parents bedroom and that's when I realized it wasn't a dream. I could hear the roaring water in the river, I went by the window and stood there still seeing the gushing water taking everything in its way. I stood still. My dad woke up and saw me standing by the window, he thought I was sleep walking, he asked me what happened and I couldn't say a word,I pointed to the window. He looked outside and froze just like me. We immediately woke other up in the house, there was no power. We got outside, surprisingly the water hasn't gotten our house. We packed all we can and went to a neighbors place which won't be hit by flood soon. With each passing hour, each lane drowned. Idk what to call it luck or God's grace, our house didn't flood at all, we lived this close to the river and it never flooded! Mrng with difficulty we left our locality and moved to our uncle's place. More and more areas flooded by morning. I don't think this got a lot of media attention since it wasn't even a whole district, just partial part of a city that drowned. A day or 2 later other dams in the state opened and the rest is what you just saw.

[@ayushkol9663]

Yes ... we Malayalees survived this flood together

[@pratikmehta4659]

Not only you "malayaleees" but, people who were "affected" survived it.. Kerala is not only malayalees. Everyone who were a part of it survived it. Just not malayaleees

[@Maya-ru4jm]

@@pratikmehta4659 What do you mean?🤔 Aren't the people in kerala called "malayalees"?

[@pratikmehta4659]

@@Maya-ru4jm soo what do you think only malayalees live in kerala? No other people with different caste or language live in kerela? I'm from bangalore and there are people from all over the country living here.. Soo if a earthquake occurs here shall I generalise it as all kannadigas survived or shall I put it as all the people who faced the earthquake survived!

[@kaushik130]

@@pratikmehta4659 the low mentality people are like that..these Mfs think only the certain language speaking people live in a particular place..then I'm from Mumbai..so all the south language speaking people are not called Mumbaikars

[@pratikmehta4659]

@@kaushik130 soooo true bro!

[@RajeshKumar-vd3ro]

Something big is on its way .... Which will have an impact many times bigger than this one..... SAVE KERALA#

[@helenmary1201]

I was among the fortunate people who weren't affected by thr flood directly but I remember not sleeping for two days updating news and checking om friends and family in the affected areas. Packing materials for flood relief and it was a horrific experience, I can't even imagine the horror of people who were in the middle of all of this when I was that worried from miles away!

[@msn9832]

The last 3,4 years was very bad for kerala ,,it faced virus outbreaks like nipah,corona and affected badly by natural calamities like floods,landslides etc..hope everything changes in coming years ..😥

[@MultiVishnu007]

I was in Aluva, near Periyar nd i still remember how much we ran and i had to shelter my dog on the terrace nd whole of my house's ground floor was Fully drowned in water nd all the stuffs was damaged....still its trauma nd yea we recovered pretty quickly than everyone thought we would, that's keralites for you!

[@manochandran8801]

But the sad part is this is just a trailer. Similar floods struck the state in the same month a year later with much lesser intensity though and again much sooner came the pandemic just after some months post flood scenes. Climatic changes are the main reasons for these continuous disasters which is not only affecting Kerala, but the whole World. We are now more than 3 years past without celebrating our main festival Onam 🙁. Hope all changes soon and come back with full bang 🔥❤️

[@kasinathmenon5408]

4.01 minutes. Its me in the video with my whole family. That's our first and worst experience of flood and we survived by God's grace. The fishermen army rescued us in their fishing boat.

[@saranr.s6286]

Arghh, my eyes gets welled up everytime i am reminded of those horrific days...

[@anaghathrivi8121]

2018 kerala flood was the first actual natural disaster i faced and it changed a lot about me as a person. The realization that nothing matter when something uncontrollable like water rises from all sides and you cant escape it. It takes away all the pride out of you and at the end of the day, we are all human trying to survive. I worked as a volunteer for one of the smaller camps that held 300 people and a man broke down in front of me when he got to know that his entire house was washed away in it. For people who put all their life saving to build a home only for it to be gone just like that, it was hard to see. J was stuck in another district and my family was stuck at home. They kept updating me and said the waters rising but on the 2nd day, all their phone batteries died bc there wasn’t electricity and i had to just live for 3 days just praying that they survived. I would never wish it on anyone.

[@christievthomas3531]

Well Climate change is real 😭, If Rick and Korbin want, they should visit Kerala soon 😀

[@filmart7650]

💪💪

[@skylark5249]

You mean before the little sliver of land we call home gets washed away into the sea from whence it came ?

[@midhunkrishnaks4748]

This state is having a135 years old Mulla Periyar dam and it's located in an earthquake-prone zone, and the officials and so-called experts still claim that the dam is safe and the life of people in the 4 states is at high risk.

[@syam6043]

I am a malayali who lives abroad. This was the time I reached india and I wanted to go home but I couldn't. I flew back with a broken heart and after these many years, we are going to face even scarier situations just because of greedy politicians. The world need to see and hear us and save us from the clutches of these greedy politicians. As I write this, my eyes are full and my mind is filled with sorrow and helplessness. Dear world, please help us.

[@Dhruv-Malik]

The one in uttarakhand in 2014 was devastating too, I saw it first hand

[@pradeepns7417]

I was in relief camp. We were effected. My wife's house was worst affected. But we have stood positive and we have overcome.

[@LakshmiReji]

In some areas in the middle of the night water would rush in and people were hopeless. Especially during the landslides which were totally unexpected. Many people were stuck under the collapsed buildings. During the red alert days we couldn't even sleep because of the continuous strong rain.

[@mr-yx2ot]

Heart breaking... Horrified even to think what will happen if Mullapperiyar Dam breaks🙄 it is like a water bomb

[@mathig1141]

It will not break. It isn't that weak

[@appuppante_kochumon]

@@mathig1141 Who told you? Are you the one who went there and checked? Dont beleive what the bloody politicians say... Just check the UN reports... They say that mullaperiar is one of the most dangerous dam in india... and they have reported many Ruptures on the dam walls.... #DecommissionMullaperiyarDam

[@msn9832]

@@mathig1141 if u think a 120+ yr old man made dam with several underwater cracks situated on a state which was affected by flood multiple times is safe enough ,then i'm helpless...

[@mr-yx2ot]

@@mathig1141 bro ... you will not understand...we are living in constant fear ...

[@swathymani9562]

@@appuppante_kochumon avardaduth paranjatt karyamilla bro dam pottiyall ath avara bhathikana karyam alla

[@Anoopleo17]

It was difficult times ..got to work in relief camps in one of worst affected areas. Still remember on August 15th our Independence Day when i was middle of floods with my car. Climate change is on a rage it’s raining heavy every month here now

[@vincentthomasmathew5474]

2018 for Kerala is very sad.. I am a Keralite❤️ but we survived it

[@Yash-kz8rx]

I was a student that time in Tamil Nadu. we collect every kind of help from students and people, within a day my school and near by shop send a lorry full of rice and other sanitary things. 2 days later again send a lorry full of things with 50 volunteers from near by villages.. because are all brothers and sisters..

[@anandusvlog4069]

Nowadays the latest problem is the mullai Periyar dam issue among Kerala and Tamilnadu I request you to do a combined video with the chanal news of Tamilnadu and kerala both and see the and see the difference

[@angiethebookaholic]

Please watch Kuruthi , waiting for your review . Also, Manichithrathazhu. 😊

[@harithat.p.6252]

Kerala has lots of rivers and lakes and dams built over them. When dam shutters were opened back then... there was high tide in sea as well. It was raining heavily, dams were opened, the waterline was increasing, at the same time due to high tide the water released into rivers had no outlet, the sea kept pushing it all back in. Kerala is a narrow strip of land squished between hills on the right (where clouds get stranded) and Arabian sea on the left. A month's worth of rain fell in 2,3 days. We were flooded from left and right as well as from above ( it was raining day and night). There was nowhere to go. It was -_-))))

[@nabeelafathima8086]

Good timing. Flood here in Chennai... 🤣🤣

[@venki3deditor]

yess soon they gonna see chennai floods video

[@_-NOSTOMANIAC-_]

This video doesn't justify the massive outpour of life saving works the fishermen folks did for us. The force and the current of the water were too much to handle for the air filled boats of the army, they were helpless and couldn't do much because it was impossible for them to steer their boats in those rushing waters. That is when the fishermen folks volunteered on their own, their boats were much more capable because they were used to the harsh currents of the deep sea. It was truly a goosebumps moment when they came with their boats from all over state. They knew that damages that they were gonna face but they still chose to help. Words always fell short for the help that they did. I'm from edappally, we were displaced from our homes for more than two weeks, my house was completely submerged under water. Everything got destroyed. Struggled to eat and drink. Central government refused to help, There were times where we had to survive on a single piece of bread for days. But we bounced back ❤️ that's keralites for you.

[@swathymani9562]

Edappally okke vellam indarnooo😳

[@capmallu6384]

Nooo......... We overcome within a month..... Man...... That is Kerala's Power...... 💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@hemanthk.l7813]

I am from Kochi, Kerala and was affected by this floods in 2018. We were transported in trucks to safer grounds. Thankfully, my home didn't submerge, but a lots of my relative's, friend's home were and it was horrible. 🥲

[@vrindaprahlad]

Something very very huge is still warning us..! The one which swept away the sleep of 40 lakh people in the fear that when it will sweep our lives..! A WATER BOMB..! Mullaperiyar Dam..! 😭💔

[@smn4481]

I don't understand? Are you saying it will break?

[@ShivaShankar-zn5zp]

Long Live Mullaperiyar Dam..!!! 💪👍

[@gopikrishnansasi3377]

@@smn4481 yes it will

[@vrindaprahlad]

@@smn4481 If the situation of kerala is like this (Heavy rain, even a very unnoticeable earthquake) the probability that it break is very high..! We are raising our voice for such a long long time..! But non of the authorities are taking strict actions..! There are lot of evidence saying that mullaperiyar is in a worst and critical conditions..! We don't have to play game with our lives..! We don't want to be in such a horrific condition..! We can't even risk our life..! What is the purpose of raising voice after something bad happened (by the way not even sure about our existence after something bad happened)

[@sreeraj2586]

@@smn4481 a dam built only last for 50 years; that's mullaperiyar. Now the dam is 126 years old. someone having commonsense can easily figure it out.

[@vijithashaji3999]

Congrats for 1M🤩🤩🤩

[@journeywithash8832]

Something big.. More than this is going to happen.... 🥺itz breaking of mullaperiyar dam.... Authorities should do something to decommision mullaperiyar dam 💔.. #DecommissionMullaperiyarDam #savekerala

[@cineshorts4887]

Rick & Korbin It's 1 years ago and now Iam seeing Ours Channel .. 💖 big fan of Your Reaction bro s ! Big Fan of your reactions .. Namaste 🙏🏻 , * while seeing Flooded in india mainly it's affect in Kerala ,tamilnadu , North, and most Flood damage the agriculture lose to farmers .. 😔 Many people Gone in Flood . ' Many issues ! 🌍 World is Surrounded with water .. So save water treat the water and Serve it to people .. ❤️ We controlling Dam' s Millions trillions of water saved in tamilnadu main issue ..

[@rejoabraham6199]

It was 1st day of my internship practical in a Palliative home at Chengannur on the banks of pamba, Aug 15 and next thing I knew is rushing with inmates from flooding to somewhere high. There were some 'Bengalis' that helped seeing us struggle . Gladly none of the home one lost lives in the floods.

[@czjinsongaming5633]

Yes....im the one from the most affected area by this flood...North paravur....its very horrible...and we lost almost everything that we have in our life...

[@anuradha6038]

Nw Tamilnadu s in risk,heavy rain ,gv red alert to so many districts ji,myself in Tamilnadu westside,Erode.pl pray for us.Tommorow so many dams released water, rain oneside,dam opened oneside.past 2 or three days suffered, news TV tomorrow to 11th Nov heavy rain also.pray for us

[@vishnupriyaseenivasan5246]

Actually south India fully sorrounded by sea.....so it ll happened every year..... especially Kerala bcz fully river green place..... Kerala is beautiful ...some time they face dengerous.... tamilnadu,andra also know flood happened.......indian government help but this pandemic situation 💯 they can't.....some barriers r their....... anyways we keep movie 💚......

[@jog.antani]

Kerala receives 7 months of rainfall and heavy. Floods are common. They had one 2 weeks ago wherw 40 ppl died. Every year it happens

[@AbhijithSivakumar007]

🙄

[@jog.antani]

@@AbhijithSivakumar007 late reply bruh and whats wrong with that fact

[@sandhyak.s6977]

Please watch malayalam classic 'Chemmeen'(1965). It was the first south indian movie to win national award for Best Feature Film.

[@bhargabkashyap1423]

Just look at Assam we go through every day during monsoon like this

[@rexsceleratorum1632]

In Kerala this is the 9th continuous month of heavy rain this year and if it flooded "every day" people would just have to declare their house an aquarium

[@radhikaajgaonkar2535]

This video drops when the similar thing has been predicted in Kerala and Tamil Nadu RIGHT NOW.

[@NS-kd8nr]

It's sad that the Assam floods are recurring and profound on an annual basis. Highly destructive and catastrophical.

[@SaiBabaEXE]

mahn , watching the video had me in tears as I relived those days again , it was crazy

[@ActorACM]

Still can't recover from that scenes...am one of rescue workers sent...😑😑

[@mownicakitty7092]

Now Flood here in Chennai 😑💔

[@pravinkumar1315]

This is a situation of chennai right now🥺🥺

[@nandumenon2004]

My grandparent's home was flooded due to this. Thankfully they went to higher grounds just the day before the flood.

[@music.s04]

After 2018 its continious process in kerala floods affected in2019,2020,2021.

[@hashimmohammed]

I remember those days.i was a volunteer we make emergency lamps and powerbanks to the people for free.

[@capmallu6384]

This is how we survived the great flood..... By Unity

[@ajayv9039]

I was working in the tourism sector at that time.... It was horrible... We set up temporary shelters and provided food and basic necessities to the unfortunate.... Roads were blocked, People lost their homes and some even their loved ones... It happened because of the unexpected rainfall, where the dams were full to the brim and were all opened together... Mismanagement by the government authorities... It was a nightmare... This time they played it safe... They started releasing water in small quantities from the dams when they were half full.

[@pilot7977]

Nature is saying who is the boss

[@vasilisathewise]

My hometown was where you see the submerged temple and airport. Aluva and surrounding villages were submerged in 10-12 feet water for 3 days. 5 lakhs people were affected. It took 7 more days to make house habitable. When people returned , they found snakes in house . One lady killed 33 snakes. My own sister cut a poisonous snake into two !! Though life is back to normal, most people lost some irreplaceable treasures. Things like old photos and letters and books and other keepsakes. Now every year we get alerts and we move stuff upstairs and later bring it down.

[@jayantisahoo430]

lots of love and respect from india

[@KIsaac-wp5dq]

I feel glad that im a part when my college stands for kerala to support financially. My classmates and i collected money from public under NSS program Andhra Loyola college vijayawada .

[@leelaachuthan2599]

😥days of horror... And months of revival and restoration🙏🏻

[@vemmanr]

I have Uncle's and relatives houses just few 100 feet away from both periyar & chalakudy river (tributary of periyar). Luckily none was wiped of the map and no one injured. Ofcourse there was material losses with 10-12 feet water its expected. One of the relative's old ancestral home (near Desom, Aluva) is so old that it has seen the flood 100 yrs ago too.

[@swan6340]

Rn it's raining heavily in chennai ! The city is flooded...

[@topperstar8224]

React to Chennai flood guys😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@gowthamvalentino8056]

Now it's happening in tamilnadu too ..pray for us

[@KennyRobin]

This a documentary of 2018, the same almost to the same scale effected in 2019 as well. But the time duration to recover almost more than 50% comparing any other states in India. Was credited by alot of people over time. But people now are living in fear for several years for the the Mulaperiyar DAM's state. A Dam situated in Kerala but doesn't have any use to the internal state but for the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu. Is in a verge of breaking... If that happens, a major disaster is waiting for the state of kerala where multiple districts will get washed away from the map itself. This topic has come up in 2021 during recent months as the water level has been increasing beyond the limit of the DAM. By the age of the Dam, the experts say, that can't hold that level of capacity as well... Hence a new DAM has to be created as a Backup to protect the state. But due to lack in funds, the state government is hesitant to initiate any.

[@thomasshajan86]

I remember flying to Kochi from Vancouver in 2018 August. After reaching Toronto, I came to know that the flight to Kochi from Abu Dhabi is cancelled. So, technically I cannot travel. So, I contacted the airlines company and rebooked myself in a flight that takes off from Abu Dhabi 24 hours after my arrival, that too not to Kochi, but to Trivandrum where the situation was slightly better by that time. I landed in Trivandrum, stayed there for a week and when I went to Kochi via road, I could see and feel the remains and effects of the flood. My only prayer at that time was, "Thank God, my family, relatives, friends and anybody else I know are safe".

[@salvia_salmon]

Me watching this video today with heavy rainfall and my house surrounded with water. Climate change is already started acting still here we are pretending everything is fine.

[@mindscaper1931]

#decommissionmullaperiyardam #savekeralabrigade #savekerala Another major issue which kerala is facing at the moment is the issue on Mullaperiyar Dam. This dam is 126 years old and is still a functioning dam. It is in extremely dangerous condition but the government is doing nothing. There is a dispute between Kerala and Tamil Nadu and the Central Government is also doing nothing. In the worst case scenario, if the dam collapses 3-5 million people are expected to loose their life and millions more get affected by this.😭

[@anoopnair6927]

We survived and rebuilt most of that, Bought back our lives. Just two years later comes "Covid" we did survive that too. After all we are MALAYALEES, A Keralite does not say "quit" that easily, We fight with determination, stands holding hands, when needed. After all we are born between the high mountain and the deep sea, with 44 rivers and numerous canals, Water will come and go. After all this happens every 100 years or so. Nature sometimes takes it all away, But well it gives us a lot too. It is a give and take between us and the Nature.

[@adhwikcr6750]

We survived❤️‍🔥

[@journeywithash8832]

Malayalis.. Cant forget those days 🥺💔

[@souvikbhattacharyya6059]

Make reaction on Pherari mon from antaheen movie 😊. Love from kolkata,india❤️

[@deepakapoor]

Hey Korbin does that key to a lock, or is it to your wives heart? ❤️

[@shriyajyothish]

I was also affected by the flood not to this extent though and i was young i didn't remember the people who came to my house and helped us get our things and us out safe. Now thinking about it most of the people that helped us were fishermen and one man who helped us his own house was flooded and his family was also there but he decided to use the boats and help the people in our neighborhood

[@bleesysnehasworld6010]

Iam from kerala ❤❤❤

[@josephputhenpurackal4522]

Not only 2018 also 2019 and current year 2021 also happening. As of today and tomorrow certain area's have been red alert due to heavy rain. Will continue for two or more day's.

[@rollno7563]

This is called effect of surrounding: something is going into mind and suddenly u here some one saying or singing that

[@joebaij5159]

The fishermen's were heroically came to help their brother's and sisters with their fishing boats

[@mindscaper1931]

#decommissionmullaperiyardam #savekeralabrigade #savekerala

[@mindscaper1931]

The movie about this is out...the movie is 2018..must watch

[@megalion009876]

What is the background score from?

[@sunnyhv2385]

Then next is on the way 😶 Mullapperiyar Dam..!

[@Rohith8989]

In same time there was flood in kodgu too.

[@crombajaa]

Well, it's beginning to happen again!

[@krishm2478]

This was the biggest man-made flood ever in Kerala

[@Anbumpanbum]

The 2015 Chennai floods were even more worse. 500+deaths with 18 milion displaced from their homes. But it was due to administrative conundrums the Chennai floods happened unlike Kerala

[@topperstar8224]

Now Chennai flood😭😭😭

[@wrestlingchamptamil3802]

Now Chennai is facing flood problem

[@tamilgirlreacts7553]

React to Chennai floods as well

[@iiserinter4627]

We know . The political turmoil in between states prevents a solution.