Parliamentary panel flags critical gaps in Kerala’s disaster management framework
Despite Kerala’s vulnerability to multiple hazards, including floods, landslides, coastal erosion, lightning and cyclonic events, Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs finds that gaps persist in last-mile dissemination of early warnings in landslide-prone and remote areas
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