The number of landslide victims has hit 58 in the south of India, Karela state.
The heavy rain led to the landslide in the region that was affected by a natural disaster earlier.
Two people died in the last 24 hours, while 12 are missing.
A total of 100 families remain homeless.
Most of the landslide victims are the people employed in tea plantations.
Rescuers have been searching the missing people, but heavy rain and fog prevent them from acting normally.
Local government offered financial aid to the affected families and sent the population from the natural disaster zone to temporary shelters.
Medea Tskhovrebadze
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