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Assam: IMD predicts heavy rainfall likely over Guwahati city in 2-3 days, public advised to remain alertThe weather pattern suggests that thunderstorm and lightning with few spells of rain is very likely at the isolated places of the city alon...- Assam floods and landslides claim 3 more lives, toll rises to 26Devastating floods and landslides in Assam have tragically claimed three more lives, bringing the total death toll to 26 this year. The flo...
- Assam floods: Seven more people dead, toll touches 90The death toll in Assam flood rose to 90 with seven more deaths reported by the ASDMA. Fatalities were recorded from a boat capsize and dro...
- Flood waters receding in parts of AssamThe flood situation in Assam remains critical with over 14 lakh people affected across 25 districts. Relief efforts ongoing in 365 camps as...
- Assam Floods: 26 dead so far, 1.61 lakh people affected in 15 districtsThe ASDMA flood report said that 470 villages under 28 revenue circles in 15 flood-hit districts have been affected and the flood waters su...
- Assam flood situation worsens, nearly one lakh people affectedAround 100,000 people in multiple districts in Assam have been affected by the monsoon floods, with 371 villages being inundated. The Dikho...
- Nearly 38,000 people in 13 districts affected by Assam floodsAccording to Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), 25,275 people have been affected alone in Lakhimpur district while 3857 peo...
- Assam flood situation improves; 11.17 lakh still affected, four more deaths reportedCachar is the worst hit with nearly 6.32 lakh people suffering, followed by Nagaon (2.33 lakh) and Morigaon (1.65 lakh). Urban flooding has...
- Flood situation better in Assam, 2 more dead, 5.8 lakh still reelingASDMA in a separate press release said that a six-member inter-ministerial central team led by Ravinesh Kumar of National Disaster Manageme...
- Assam flood: Death toll rises to 25, 6.5 lakh hitAccording to the daily flood report of the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), one person in Silchar of Cachar district was ...
- Assam flood death toll rises to 25, 6.5 lakh people affectedAt present, 1,709 villages are under water and 82,503 hectares of crop areas have been damaged across Assam, Assam State Disaster Managemen...
- Assam comes up with a real time Digital Flood Reporting and Information Management SystemHe highlighted that though the administration is very conversant in dealing with flood, relief and recovery efforts heavily depend on conti...
- Fresh floods hit Assam, 78,000 people affectedRains across the state and in neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya have caused flooding in the districts of Lakhimpur, South Salmar...
- Assam toll 156, over 600 villages still under waterCurrently, 606 villages are under water and more than 40,000 hectares of crop areas are inundated, the ASDMA said.
- Assam flood situation remains critical, toll mounts to 69The worst hit district is South Salmara where 1,25,040 people are affected, while in Morigaon district nearly one lakh people are facing th...
- Assam flood toll climbs to 60, over 10 lakh affectedThe worst affected is south Salmara, where over 3.07 lakh people have been affected by the deluge, followed by Dhubri with more than 1.88 l...
- 80 per cent of Assam hit by flood: ASDMALoss of six lives was reported during the day in the flood, which has affected 18 lakh people in almost 1,880 villages and submerged over 1...
- Assam flood situation deteriorates, over 19,000 affectedAssam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said in its daily flood report that more than 19,100 people were affected as of now.
- Nearly 4 lakh still hit, flood crisis remains grim: Assam governmentASDMA said that 204 villages in Goalpara, Kamrup Rural and Dhemaji districts were hit by the floods with 3.66 lakh people affected in Goalp...
- Assam flood toll rises to 44, nearly four lakh still affectedASDMA said 242 villages across four districts are still affected in the flood with nearly four lakh people suffering due to the flood water...
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