Thiruvananthapuram: At least 95 people were reported dead and 34 others sustained injuries in incidents since August 8 which are related to heavy rain and floods in different parts of Kerala. According to the news agency, ANI, 59 people are still missing and efforts to trace them is underway, authorities said on Wednesday. Torrential rains over the last few days have wreaked havoc across the state of Kerala and also caused several landslides. Malappuram has been hit the worst with the highest death toll of 31.

Union MoS V Muraleedharan: Government of India (GoI) has sanctioned u00e2u0082u00b952 crore as an initial assistance to the Kerala government. They already have last year's sanctioned amount of u00e2u0082u00b93000crore, of which u00e2u0082u00b91500 crore is still unspent. #KeralaFloods pic.twitter.com/j4rlFPAo5s

— ANI (@ANI) August 13, 2019

Railways has announced that no freight charges will be levied on relief material sent to the flood-affected states of Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra.

We urge you to help us in this effort and send as much relief material as possible, which we will transport for free. pic.twitter.com/X10DryEeoA

— Piyush Goyal (@PiyushGoyal) August 10, 2019

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan: Families of the people who died in the floods will get Rs 4 lakh. #KeralaFloods pic.twitter.com/tWF7sTaGVS

— ANI (@ANI) August 14, 2019

As many as 1,239 relief camps are currently operational in the state. Pinarayi Vijayan, the Chief Minister has visited several cities to take stock of the flood situation. Forecasting no relief, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Tuesday predicted "cloudy sky with a few spells of rain or thundershowers" for the next five days in the state.