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The rains and subsequent flooding have caused some havoc in the state of Kerala.
As per India Today report, the latest example of the devastation can be seen in these visuals where a man is seen holding a bus tyre with one hand and his son with the other as strong currents of muddy water flow around them.
The father son duo was accidently caught and noticed when Jaison Joseph, conductor of a Kerala Road Transport Corporation bus, who was apparently filming the intensity of the rain, saw a man and a child covered in sludge, clinging to his bus tyre.Jaison immediately put the phone down, got off the bus and pulled the man and child inside. The man's wife who was also stuck at a nearby car was rescued after Jaison alerted others.
The father and son can be even seen standing inside bus covered in mud from head to toe after being rescued. The family was later identified as tourists from Gujarat.

Kerala rains: Family of three miraculously escape from drowning

Watch: father-son duo clinging to a bus tyre to save themselves from heavy currents of water in Kerala

((Play&nbsp;Shot of man and son holding on to the tyre)) As Kerala&nbsp;battles devastating rains, these scenes of a father-son duo holding onto the tyre of a government bus, while resisting a gushing stream of water, have gone viral.&nbsp;
The conductor of the bus, identified as Jaison&nbsp;Joseph, by India Today, showed exemplary courage to rescue the pair.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Joseph was reportedly filming the high intensity rains when he discovered&nbsp;a man holding onto a bus tyre with one hand and his son with the other.&nbsp;&nbsp; The man's wife who was also stuck in the gushing water, held on to a stationed car.&nbsp;
The viral video showed the father-son duo from Gujarat -- inside the bus --&nbsp;covered in mud from head to toe after being rescued.

Father and son held&nbsp;on to a bus tyre to save themselves from being swept away.&nbsp;The conductor of the bus noticed them and pulled them inside the bus.

The rains and subsequent flooding have caused some havoc in the state of Kerala.
As per India Today report, the latest example of the devastation can be seen in these visuals where a man is seen holding a bus tyre with one hand and his son with the other as strong currents of muddy water flow around them.
The father son duo was accidently caught and noticed when Jaison Joseph, conductor of a Kerala Road Transport Corporation bus, who was apparently filming the intensity of the rain, saw a man and a child covered in sludge, clinging to his bus tyre. Jaison immediately put the phone down, got off the bus and pulled the man and child inside. The man's wife who was also stuck at a nearby car was rescued after Jaison alerted others.
The father and son can be even seen standing inside bus covered in mud from head to toe after being rescued. The family was later identified as tourists from Gujarat.

As heavy rains lashed Kerala, death toll in related incidents, including landslides and flash floods rose to 27 on Monday.
Due to incessant rains a red alert has also been issued for 11 dams as water levels have breached the danger mark in several areas.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has appealed to the people to go to safer places in view of the high alert issued for 11 dams.
Chalakkudy river water levels will be hit after the Idduki dam gates are opened on Tuesday. &nbsp;The opening of the dam could affect Ernakulam district as well. A high alert has also been issued in Ernakulam and Idukki districts as well.
People living in low-lying areas are being evacuated. The state government has opened 247 camps for affected people across the state.
The pilgrimage to the Sabarimala temple has been put on hold after two shutters of Kakki dam were opened, causing water levels in Pampa River to rise.
Meanwhile, the Kerala Public Service Commission has postponed exams scheduled to be held on October 21 and 23.

Kerala rains: red alert for dams as danger levels breached, toll mounts to 27

As heavy rains lashed Kerala, death toll in related incidents, including landslides and flash floods rose to 27 on Monday. A red alert has also been issued for 11 dams.

Red alert issued for 11 dams in Kerala, water levels breach danger mark
Death toll from heavy rains related incidents mount to 27
Oppening&nbsp;of the Idduki dam gates could affect Ernakulam district
High alert issued in Ernakulam and Idukki districts after incessant rain
Over 200 camps set up by the state for evacuees from low lying areas
Pilgrimage to the Sabarimala temple has been put on hold
Kerala Public Service Commission has postponed exams
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Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has appealed to the people to go to safer places in view of the high alert issued for 11 dams.

As heavy rains lashed Kerala, death toll in related incidents, including landslides and flash floods rose to 27 on Monday.
Due to incessant rains a red alert has also been issued for 11 dams as water levels have breached the danger mark in several areas.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has appealed to the people to go to safer places in view of the high alert issued for 11 dams.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/kerala-rains-family-of-three-miraculously-rescued-from-drowning-1634565868833" target="_blank">Kerala rains: family of three miraculously rescued from drowning</a>
Chalakkudy river water levels will be hit after the Idduki dam gates are opened on Tuesday. &nbsp;The opening of the dam could affect Ernakulam district as well. A high alert has also been issued in Ernakulam and Idukki districts as well.
People living in low-lying areas are being evacuated. The state government has opened 247 camps for affected people across the state.
The pilgrimage to the Sabarimala temple has been put on hold after two shutters of Kakki dam were opened, causing water levels in Pampa River to rise.
Meanwhile, the Kerala Public Service Commission has postponed exams scheduled to be held on October 21 and 23.

21 people have been killed in Kerala since due to heavy rains that triggered landslides in the districts of Idukki and Kottayam. According to the figures released by the state govt, 13 people have died in Kottayam&nbsp;and 8 in Idukki.&nbsp;
At least 13 people have been reported missing, including five children.
NDRF&nbsp;teams are conducting a rescue operation in Idukki&nbsp;district's&nbsp;Kokkayar&nbsp;where a landslide occurred on Saturday.&nbsp;
Rescue operations are also underway in&nbsp;Koottickal area of Kottayam district where heavy rains have caused massive damage, destruction and landslides.&nbsp;
On the state government's request, the Army, Navy and Air Force have stepped in to help the civil administration handle the situation along with the NDRF
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21 people dead due to heavy rains and landslides in Kerala

21 people have been killed in Kerala since due to heavy rains that triggered landslides in the districts of Idukki and Kottayam.

According to the figures released by the state govt, 13 people have died in Kottayam&nbsp;and 8 in Idukki.&nbsp;

21 people have been killed in Kerala&nbsp;due to heavy rains that triggered landslides in the districts of Idukki and Kottayam. According to the figures released by the state govt, 13 people have died in Kottayam&nbsp;and 8 in Idukki.&nbsp;
At least 13 people have been reported missing, including five children.
NDRF&nbsp;teams are conducting a rescue operation in Idukki&nbsp;district's&nbsp;Kokkayar&nbsp;where a landslide occurred on Saturday.&nbsp;
Rescue operations are also underway in&nbsp;Koottickal area of Kottayam district where heavy rains have caused massive damage, destruction and landslides.&nbsp;
On the state government's request, the Army, Navy and Air Force have stepped in to help the civil administration handle the situation along with the NDRF.
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