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Outbreak Alert: 12 Confirmed Deaths in Kerala Hepatitis A Crisis

Kerala, India – A recent outbreak of Hepatitis A in Kerala, India, has led to the confirmation of 12 deaths, prompting authorities to put multiple districts on high alert. The outbreak has raised concerns among health officials and residents alike, as the disease can spread rapidly in densely populated areas. The state health department has reported a significant increase in Hepatitis A cases in recent weeks, with hospitals struggling to cope with the influx of …

Elephant Attacks Spark Violent Protests in Wayanad as Rahul Gandhi Rushes to Kerala

Wayanad, Kerala – Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has departed for his constituency in Wayanad, Kerala, following a violent district-wide strike over man-animal conflicts in the region. The strike, called by opposition parties, turned violent on Saturday, prompting Gandhi to return urgently. Gandhi had been in Uttar Pradesh for his ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ but is now headed to Wayanad after another man was killed by a wild elephant near Kuruva island on Friday. This incident …

Murder-Suicide Suspected as Kerala Man Allegedly Kills Wife and Twin Sons in California Tragedy

LOS ANGELES, California – The authorities in California are investigating a suspected murder-suicide involving a man from Kerala, India. Police believe the man killed his wife and twin sons before taking his own life. The tragic incident has left the local community in shock, as friends and neighbors struggle to understand what may have led to such an unthinkable act. The family was reportedly well-respected and involved in various community activities, leaving many questioning how …

Arrest of Kerala Youth Congress president leads to intensified criticism against CPI(M) government

Thiruvananthapuram, India – The arrest of Kerala Youth Congress president Rahul Mamkootathil in connection with a recent violent protest has sparked tension and criticism against the CPI(M)-led government on Wednesday, 10 January. The Congress has accused Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of making a “political decision” and using police action to settle personal vendettas. The arrest led to a protest march to the Secretariat in the capital city, prompting the police to use water cannons to …