Heavy rain has hit Kerala’s Wayanad district, prompting emergency evacuations as floodwaters threaten local communities. The situation unfolded on [date], with authorities scrambling to relocate residents to safety. Fifteen relief camps were set up across the district to accommodate those displaced by the downpour. Over 461 individuals from 169 families were moved to these camps, primarily from the areas of Vythiri, Mananthavady, and Sulthan Bathery. The evacuations were carried out to prevent potential dangers from rising water levels and landslides. Local officials have been working closely with rescue teams to ensure the safety and well-being of those displaced. The weather conditions have led to significant disruptions, with roads and infrastructure affected. Emergency services are on high alert, monitoring the situation closely for any further developments. (thehindu.com)