<p>Wayanad: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/kerala-india">Kerala </a>Forest Minister A K Saseendran broke down while consoling people looking for their missing family members days after the devastating landslides in Wayanad district.</p><p>The minister, who visited the landslide-hit areas, spoke to a father and son who were seen searching at the spot where their house once stood.</p><p>Saseendran turned emotional while listening to the painful words and concerns of the hapless family and embraced the boy to console him.</p>.Would have been good had PM visited landslides-hit Wayanad earlier: Shashi Tharoor.<p>The minister himself was inconsolable while sharing their plight to the media later.</p><p>"I never thought in my life that I would have to see such a sight. What reply should I give them? There is no answer to their questions...," Saseendran told reporters.</p><p>He urged everyone to work in unison to rebuild the lives of the victims.</p>.<p>The minister also assured survivors that the entire state and the government stood by them in their most difficult time in life.</p><p>An extensive search is continuing in landslide-hit Wayanad to trace those who are still missing in the aftermath of the calamity that hit the hill district on July 30.</p><p>On Saturday, Modi visited the landslides-hit Wayanad district and assured that the central government would "spare no effort" in helping Kerala in relief and rehabilitation while describing the tragedy as "nature displaying its furious form." </p><p>According to the state government, the landslides killed 229 people, while over 130 are still missing. </p>
<p>Wayanad: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/kerala-india">Kerala </a>Forest Minister A K Saseendran broke down while consoling people looking for their missing family members days after the devastating landslides in Wayanad district.</p><p>The minister, who visited the landslide-hit areas, spoke to a father and son who were seen searching at the spot where their house once stood.</p><p>Saseendran turned emotional while listening to the painful words and concerns of the hapless family and embraced the boy to console him.</p>.Would have been good had PM visited landslides-hit Wayanad earlier: Shashi Tharoor.<p>The minister himself was inconsolable while sharing their plight to the media later.</p><p>"I never thought in my life that I would have to see such a sight. What reply should I give them? There is no answer to their questions...," Saseendran told reporters.</p><p>He urged everyone to work in unison to rebuild the lives of the victims.</p>.<p>The minister also assured survivors that the entire state and the government stood by them in their most difficult time in life.</p><p>An extensive search is continuing in landslide-hit Wayanad to trace those who are still missing in the aftermath of the calamity that hit the hill district on July 30.</p><p>On Saturday, Modi visited the landslides-hit Wayanad district and assured that the central government would "spare no effort" in helping Kerala in relief and rehabilitation while describing the tragedy as "nature displaying its furious form." </p><p>According to the state government, the landslides killed 229 people, while over 130 are still missing. </p>