Thiruvananthapuram: The toll in the recent rain-related incidents in Kerala climbed to 125 with the recovery of two more bodies on Wednesday, even as the search is continuing for the 17 still missing in the landslide-hit northern districts of Malappuram and Wayanad.
In Malappuram, 60 people have been killed so far and 11 are still missing, while in neighbouring Wayanad, 14 have lost their lives and search is to trace five more missing people.
There are 86 relief camps still functioning in the state with a total of 6,286 total inmates, a government update said.
Meanwhile, with rains abating, the Mining and Geology department has lifted the restrictions imposed on mining and rock blasting in the state.
The restrictions on mining activities had been imposed following heavy rains in various parts of the state.
However, in areas where District Collectors have imposed a restriction on mining activities, the same would continue.
As per the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) update, rain and thundershowers are likely to occur in most places in the state in the next five days.
The chief amounts of rainfall ending 8:30 am on Wednesday (in cm) are: Vaikom (Kottayam), Taliparamba (Kannur) 6 each, Kudulu (Kasaragod) 5, Kannur, Punalur (Kollam), Chalakudy (Thrissur) and Hosdurg (Kasaragode) 4 each.
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