Orange warning was heard on the idukki dam at 7 am Monday after the water level in the reservoir touched 2396.86 ft. The full reservoir level is 2403 feet.

The death toll after floods and landslides in Kerala rose to 27 on Monday because more corpses recovered from the bottom of the debris in Kotottickal in Kottayam and Kokkaya District in the neighboring idiski district.
According to state government leaders, while 13 bodies were recovered from the hit area of ​​landslides in Kotottickal Panchayat, nine were taken from the Kokkay. Monday morning, when the rain operation fell and rescue again in the Kokkaya, the seven-year-old Sachu Shahu body was the last found. Rescue surgery occurred to find the existence of Ancy, a woman who was lost near the area where the Pancrayat office was during a landslide.
In addition, there were deaths by sinking in Kozhikode Regency, Thrissur and Palakkad. On Saturday, two people drowned when the car they traveled was swept away by the flood in the Kanjar area of ​​the Idukki district.

Meanwhile, the orange warning was heard at the Idukki Dam at 7 am Monday after the water level in the reservoir touched 2396.86 feet. The full reservoir level is 2403 feet. Ernakulam collector Jafar Malik said on the electric board of the state of Kerala (KSEB), which manages the dam and produces strength from it, has said that the surface of the water in the dam is likely to touch the red warning rate of 2397.86 feet on Monday night and the level of the upper rule 2398.86 foot on Tuesday.

Malik added that the state-level expert committee will study the water content and provide appropriate directives to Ernakulam and Idukki Administration. If the dam gate is needed to open on Tuesday to release excess water, the time and amount of water to be released will be delivered first to people in areas close to the river. The control room has been set at the Taluk level to answer questions related to the opening of the Dam window leaves.
The gate of the Kakkki Dam in the Pathanamthitta district opened at 11am after the water surface touched 983.5 feet after heavy rain in the reservoir water catchment area. The maximum level in the reservoir is 986.33 feet.
The high-level review meeting led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was taking place in Thiruvananthapuram to take stock of increased surface of water in dams and reservoirs throughout the state and damage caused by floods and landslides in the last few days. The reopening of colleges and other higher education institutions after Lockidown Covid has been postponed until October 25 now.

Rainfall is expected to be continued from Wednesday again, courtesy of fresh spells from Eastern waves which tend to affect parts of South India. The IMD has expressed a yellow code warning in 11 of the 14 districts that day.