The death toll in the deadly floods and landslides in the southern Indian state of Kerala reaches at least 35 as rescue teams are clearing up the debris after recovering the bodies of the missing from Kottayam district.

Hundreds have been rehabilitated in camps across Kerala as heavy rains battered the state consecutively, seen here on October 19.

The death toll in the deadly floods and landslides in the southern Indian state of Kerala reaches 35 today as rescue teams are clearing up the debris after recovering the bodies of the missing from Kottayam district.

Hundreds have been rehabilitated in camps across Kerala as heavy rains battered the state consecutively for four days from 16th Oct.A total of 105 relief camps have been opened across Kerala to rehabilitate the victims from the flood-affected areas.

Kerala has received a total of 445 mm rainfall so far this month, which is more than double the normal of 184 mm for this time of the year. A maximum of more than 500 mm rains has been recorded at Idukki, Kozhikode, and Pathanamthitta since October 1.