A total of 2,50,300 people remained hit by the floods in Cachar, Chirang, Morigaon, Nagaon and Tamulpur districts, the bulletin issued by Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said.
Tragic accounts of children and youth who have lost their lives in the ongoing deluge.
Authorities are running 413 relief camps and distribution centres in 20 districts, where 2,78,060 people have taken shelter.
About 11,260 people in the district—men, women, cows, goats and dogs—are living in makeshift camps on the streets.
A first-person account by a young man who became a father on the weekend after the family was successfully evacuated from their home surrounded by flood water.
Experts say Assam floods are worsened by faulty planning, population pressure, shrinkage of water-bodies, and unregulated construction.
The need of the hour is a comprehensive action plan that brings the best of innovative technology in the area of flood management and suggests measures that account for the ecological fragility, climate change impact and...
Around 29.70 lakh people in Assam are affected in 2,450 villages in 30 districts by floods.
The MeT Department has issued a 'red alert' in the districts of Kokrajhar, Chirang and Baksa, and an 'orange alert' in Dhubri, Barpeta, Bongaigaon, Udalguri,...
The death toll due to this year's floods have increased to 134 with five more deaths recorded in the last 24 hours, while one person was missing, as per a...
APISN's state coordination committee in a release on Sunday also demanded immediate steps to distribute adequate relief materials among the flood-hit people,...
National Disaster Response Force were rushed from Bhubaneswar to Silchar to carry out rescue operations as the flood situation in Karimganj and Cachar...
In a letter to Modi, Saikia reminded him that assurances were given by BJP leaders to make Assam a "flood- free" state if voted to power, and "the saffron...
Nearly 43 lakh people in 127 revenue circles and 5,137 villages across 33 districts of Assam are affected by the floods.
Altogether 705 people are taking shelter in four relief camps and three relief distribution centres are operational in the flood-hit areas.
Though rivers flowed below danger mark on Monday, four new deaths were reported and around 2.9 lakh people still remain affected.
Three persons have been killed in the mudlslide in Haflong revenue circle and 57,119 people are affected in seven districts of Assam.
At least three people were killed in landslides in the Dima Hasao district of Assam.
