Kodagu Flood  

Kodagu floods proved to be disastrous for the district in 2018 and the then chief minister Kumaraswamy was seeking relief funds. But no efforts were made to prevent Karnataka from a flood like situation this time around.

St Claret PU College organised 'Namma Santa 2018' recently. The event's highlight was the unique theme of the crib, which was dedicated to the Kodagu and Kerala flood victims.

According to people of Mysuru and Mandya, a loud noise was heard at around 2.40 PM on September 25. Those residing in the 50 metre radius heard the sound and felt mild tremors as well.

According to reports, the Muzrai department of Karnataka had issued an order, instructing as many as 80 temples under its jurisdiction to transfer Rs 12.3 crore for the Kodagu hit victims. Questioning this, a petition was filed against the Kumaraswamy government by a VHP leader.

 

Karnataka: Kodagu flood victims in Kushalnagar camp claim apathy from officials

A Facebook post is going viral on social media asking people to help locate or contact Girija's family. According to the post, she only knows her daughter's name, Lathamani. 

 Kannada Chalavali Vatal Paksha president Vatal Nagaraj staged a protest in Karnataka and demanded Rs 20,000 crore from central government to rebuild Kodagu post floods

 

There is no point blaming the Union government of not giving funds to flood victims in Kodagu, retired IPS officer BNS Reddy said in Bengaluru 
 

Several associations, individuals joined hands to help flood-affected people in Kodagu, Karnataka 

Kodagu flood visit: Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman asked Karnataka Minister Sa Ra Mahesh, if she has to dance to the tunes of his instruction.

Despite unforeseen challenges, our nation is always known to bounce back, whether nature offers millets to keep us healthy or expresses wrath in the form of calamities.

Kodagu floods:  Harshashri is the daughter of CA Thammaiah and Ashalatha from Kalur village, which is completely inundated. Her birthday was celebrated with a cake-cutting ceremony and this was organised by Sevabharathi organisation

Nirmala Sitharaman arrived in Kushalnagar's flood-affected areas in Kodagu, Karnataka, including Kuvempu Layout, Sai Layout. She spoke to people on the extent of damage and problems faced.