A 24-hour control room of the Animal Welfare Department has been set up at Churalmala for the animals, including cattle, stranded in the Wayanad landslides. Currently, the animals are provided with food, water etc. through NGOs and volunteers. Pets and birds found alive or dead in disaster-affected areas will be taken to the control room and further action will be taken. Veterinary doctors and field officers work in two batches in the control room.

Steps were taken to retrieve documents lost in the Mundakai Churalmala landslide disaster. The loss of SSLC and Plus Two certificates can be reported in writing to the Headmaster of Meppadi Government High School. It can also be reported to the District Education Office and Deputy Director of Education Office. Phone: 8086983523, 9496286723, 9745424496, 9447343350, 9605386561

If any migrant laborers are missing in the Wayanad landslides, their details should be reported to the District Labor Officer.

Contact No:

- 9446440220 (WhatsApp)

- 8547655276 (Call)

In light of the Wayanad landslide, health officials are advising rescue workers involved in soil and mud removal to take necessary precautions. To prevent communicable diseases like leptospirosis, they should take 'Doxycycline' tablets as prescribed by healthcare professionals.

For emergencies related to the Wayanad Mundakai disaster, the health department's emergency services in the district have been unified under a single number. This service is available 24/7. For assistance, please contact: 8589001117.