A large-scale rescue operation resumed in southern India on July 31 after heavy monsoon rains led to deadly landslides and flash flooding in the Kerala region.More than 160 people were killed and hundreds were still missing, with the death toll expected to rise.The Indian Army Southern Command said on July 31 that multi-agency relief efforts were continuing, more than 1,000 people rescued via a temporary bridge.The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) said 8 inches of rain fell in the space of 24 hours on July 29, and similar amounts of heavy rainfall were set to impact Wayanad district on Wednesday. Credit: Southern Command Indian Army via Storyful