Kerala suffers 80 percent tourism cancellations, government says overall loss due to floods is Rs 8,316 cr
FirstpostFloods due to the unprecedented monsoon fury in Kerala have wrecked the tourism industry and seriously impacted the plantation sector, which are among the major revenue sources for the state. Thiruvananthapuram: Floods due to the unprecedented monsoon fury in Kerala have wrecked the tourism industry and seriously impacted the plantation sector, which are among the major revenue sources for the state. The government is presently busy with relief and rescue operations due to the floods and landslides in various parts of the state,” Kerala Tourism Director P Bala Kiran told PTI. The loss suffered by tea, coffee, cardamom and rubber planters due to the rains since the onset of the South West Monsoon on 29 May has been pegged at Rs 600 crore, secretary of Association of Planters of Kerala Ajit BK said.