 More than 150 people have died after heavy rainfall triggered flash floods in two Indian states – Uttarakhand and Kerala and parts of Nepal. Homes were submerged or crushed by rocks swept into them by landslides. At least 50 people, including five from a single family, died in Uttarakhand. Some 7-7 people died in Nepal while dozens are missing in both nations. Rains further south in India's Kerala state also triggered deadly floods, leaving another 39 dead there. Six more bodies were recovered on Wednesday in Uttarakhand, taking a death toll in the Himalayan state, a popular tourist spot, to 52. Schools have been closed and religious and tourist activities suspended in the state. But the Indian Meteorological Department says the rainfall is now easing.