Kerala Flood 2018: A shadow of what remains quiet

Who knew that this Kerala flood will drive away all the happiness, hard work, everyone's hope, sorrows, future and their life. Shouldn’t we all take a time to say something we want to speak to others, whether its unbearable for them or something joyful to cherish. I think everything remains silenced to the people who have undergone from the destructive incident happened in Kerala recently, because of high waters that have killed hundreds of people and displaced more than a million others start to recede. While some people in India's flood-ravaged state of Kerala are still facing a "great struggle to rebuild their lives".

While imagining the sort of situations that people are facing, I felt so deep-rooted, its' very difficult to speculate about the kid who has gone to the school and his parents didn't know about his or her coming back. It's hard to believe about the couple who were planning for their better future is going to end so easily, difficult to think about that farmer who has done every hard work just for small earnings and to make his family satisfied, also, a newborn baby who hasn't come outside yet is going to face this action of almighty. These things no one can imagine & no one wants to be.

Hereby making myself pessimistic, I think about the devastating situation and just wanted to feel the pain and assume what detrimental situations can happen in our life without any planning. So I felt so scared and wretched that how the life can become so unfair and totally unpredictable to us. But unfortunately it’s a fact. At the end of this phrase I advise to all my readers to accept whatever the God or destiny has planned for you!

Let’s take a look at some facts  

Kerala Flood: God's Own Country

Kerala has a unique geography. It has a very large expanse of low lying areas. About 10 per cent of its geographical area is below the sea level. People have built their homes and business establishments in these regions, which are not suitable for such settlements. Most of the regions overwhelmed by the recent flood. Also it has been called as India's worst flood in nearly 100years

When Mosque Offered Shelter To Hindu Families After Kerala Floods

Kerala floods might have destroyed hundreds and displaced lakhs of people but they have also worn away caste boundaries and discrimination. A mosque in the flood-ravaged state opened its doors to provide shelter to Hindus, who were stuck in floods.

Yes! No religion matters if anyone is on their life’s edge, we all should stand up and help people who are trapped.  This is really appreciated that how the mosque in Kerala's Malappuram district has provided shelter and food to several Hindu families displaced by the massive floods, while groups of Muslim men have assisted in cleaning two Hindu temples affected by the deluge. 

The victims were given space to sleep, proper food from the canteen consisting of rice, pulses and other essential materials. Many families later returned home because water had receded from their homes. 

Humanity Triumphs Over Flood In Kerala:

Several parts of Kerala are reeling under flash floods this monsoon which has claimed 39 lives and over 35,000 people have been placed in 200 shelter camps. For making victims relief various businessmen and individuals have donated monetary funds to support the relief work in Kerala including NRI businessman, cricketers, ministers &,celebrities including renowned actors who has urged people to donate funds and to  participate in the #KeralaFloodRelief Challenge. 

 

Thanks to our Soldiers:

Rescue workers and members of India’s armed forces have been deployed across the state with fleets of ships and aircraft brought in to save the thousands of people still stranded, many sheltering on their roofs signalling to helicopters for help. We are thankful to our Indian Army for making us safe every second.