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Wayanad landslides: Despite township progress, 13 Adivasi families still caught between ‘no-go zones’ and delayed rehab

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Wayanad landslides: Despite township progress, 13 Adivasi families still caught between ‘no-go zones’ and delayed rehab
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Though their homes were not damaged in the 2024 Wayanad landslide, Adivasi families had to leave after authorities declared the areas ‘no-go zones’. While one family remains in the forest at Punchirimattam, unwilling to leave its ancestral land, a few others have returned to their forest land at Erattukundu. A view of an Adivasi family’s home at Punchirimattam.
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Though their homes were not damaged in the 2024 Wayanad landslide, Adivasi families had to leave after authorities declared the areas ‘no-go zones’. While one family remains in the forest at Punchirimattam, unwilling to leave its ancestral land, a few others have returned to their forest land at Erattukundu. A view of an Adivasi family’s home at Punchirimattam. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

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