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Wayanad: lost in the Landslide

Wayanad has an estimated 100,000 migrant workers, who were feared as amongst the most impacted in the 2024 landslide.

Prakhar Dobhal

Swara Garge

Jais Jacob

Wayanad has an estimated 100,000 migrant workers, who were amongst the most impacted in the recent landslide.

 Many lost their documents, making it difficult to identify their bodies.
 

This loss of life and identity will have a catastrophic impact on their families. This is the story of migrants in Wayanad.

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