<p>Mumbai: What happened in Malin, Taliye and Irshalwadi in the Sahyadri Ranges of Western Ghats in Maharashtra seems to have repeated in Kerala's Wayanad. </p><p>The Malin, Taliye and Irshalwadi incidents in a decade's time in the Pune-Raigad region have emerged as a major cause of concern and were linked to climate change. </p><p>On July 30, 2014, a landslide occurred in Malin village in the Ambegaon tehsil of the Pune district of Maharashtra claiming 151 lives. </p>.Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah appeals to corporates to donate generously to Kerala landslide victims.<p>On July 22, 2021, a massive hillock came crashing down on the Taliye village in Mahad tehsil of Raigad district killing 85 persons. </p><p>On July 19, 2023 in Irshalwadi, a village along the trekking spot of Irshalgad in Raigad faced a massive landslide. Of the 229 residents, 22 were dead, 10 were injured, 111 were safe, and 86 persons who could not be traced were presumed dead. </p><p>All the three incidents took place during July, when the southwest monsoon was at its peak. </p><p>In all the three incidents, it has been noticed that there was over 300-350 mm-plus rainfall within two to three days before the incidents. </p><p>Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, after the Irshalwadi incident, had said: “Vulnerability spots are changing. Those marked vulnerable are safe whereas those non-vulnerable faced with incidents. We all know that climate change is a matter of concern. The rains that you used to get in a month's time, you are getting the same in just a few days now.” </p>
<p>Mumbai: What happened in Malin, Taliye and Irshalwadi in the Sahyadri Ranges of Western Ghats in Maharashtra seems to have repeated in Kerala's Wayanad. </p><p>The Malin, Taliye and Irshalwadi incidents in a decade's time in the Pune-Raigad region have emerged as a major cause of concern and were linked to climate change. </p><p>On July 30, 2014, a landslide occurred in Malin village in the Ambegaon tehsil of the Pune district of Maharashtra claiming 151 lives. </p>.Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah appeals to corporates to donate generously to Kerala landslide victims.<p>On July 22, 2021, a massive hillock came crashing down on the Taliye village in Mahad tehsil of Raigad district killing 85 persons. </p><p>On July 19, 2023 in Irshalwadi, a village along the trekking spot of Irshalgad in Raigad faced a massive landslide. Of the 229 residents, 22 were dead, 10 were injured, 111 were safe, and 86 persons who could not be traced were presumed dead. </p><p>All the three incidents took place during July, when the southwest monsoon was at its peak. </p><p>In all the three incidents, it has been noticed that there was over 300-350 mm-plus rainfall within two to three days before the incidents. </p><p>Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, after the Irshalwadi incident, had said: “Vulnerability spots are changing. Those marked vulnerable are safe whereas those non-vulnerable faced with incidents. We all know that climate change is a matter of concern. The rains that you used to get in a month's time, you are getting the same in just a few days now.” </p>