Kerala’s 2018 Floods: A Call for Resilience#KeralaFloods #ClimateChange #DisasterRelief #

The 2018 floods in Kerala were the worst since 1924, triggered by extreme monsoon rains and geographical factors. With 483 fatalities and over 1.2 million displaced, the disaster caused immense infrastructure damage and agricultural losses. Response efforts involved large-scale evacuations and rescue operations. Post-disaster audits revealed systemic failures, prompting the Rebuild Kerala Initiative to enhance resilience through improved flood management and community strategies. Ongoing reforms aim to address future climate challenges.

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