The recent landslides in Wayanad, Kerala, have resulted in a rising death toll, now confirmed at 167, with over 500 Army personnel engaged in ongoing rescue operations. As of now, 107 individuals remain missing, and nearly 1,000 have been rescued from affected hillside villages. The landslides, triggered by relentless monsoon rains, have devastated the region, particularly impacting tea plantation workers and their families. Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is overseeing relief efforts, with numerous relief camps established for displaced residents. The central government has pledged continued support, despite political tensions arising from criticism regarding disaster preparedness. Rescue operations are complicated by blocked roads and adverse weather conditions, but efforts to locate survivors persist.