Heavy rains and flooding in southern India are killing people and displacing thousands, with authorities reporting 14 deaths. Reports from different outlets say the fatalities are linked to rain-related incidents across the region, with the death toll rising over the course of the weekend. In the state of Kerala, and also affecting neighbouring Karnataka, thousands of residents are moved to safety as water levels rise. A state government minister says nearly 7,700 people are evacuated and taken to relief camps. The minister also states that the evacuees are being housed in roughly 275 relief camps across Kerala. The coverage characterizes the disaster as widespread flooding driven by ongoing heavy rainfall, leading to damage and disruption that require large-scale evacuation operations. While the reports focus on the scale of casualties and displacement, they consistently describe the same figures for deaths and the number of people evacuated and sheltered in camps.