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Assam flood situation improving
The flood situation in Assam saw significant improvement on Monday as water levels receded quickly across various regions of the state, according to officials. The India Meteorological Department's Regional Meteorological Centre in Guwahati has not issued any alerts, aside from predicting some rain in Barak Valley and a few districts in central Assam.
Muzaffarpur floods: Thousands cut off, schools submerged and homes flooded
Floodwaters have entered hundreds of houses in 18 panchayats in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar, causing significant distress for lakhs of people. The water has also risen on both sides of the Pipapul, disrupting the education of hundreds of children. Over hundreds of houses have been affected in Barri and Basghatta Panchayats. Rapid land erosion is occurring on the old embankment of the West Bagmati River.
Bihar: Flood situation emerges in Muzaffarpur after Bagmati River’s water level raised
Muzaffarpur (Bihar): Flood situation have emerged in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur area as water level of Bagmati River has risen. Water went into the villagers’ houses, schools have been shut down and all the basic activities has been affected. Katra Circle officer Madhumi...
Flood waters receding in parts of Assam
The flood situation in Assam remains critical with over 14 lakh people affected across 25 districts. Relief efforts ongoing in 365 camps as essential supplies are distributed. Infrastructure damage reported in multiple districts. Rivers like Brahmaputra and Barak flowing above danger levels, posing risks. Livestock also impacted by the floods.
UP CM Yogi Adityanath inspects flood-affected areas in Shravasti; distributes relief materials
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted an aerial survey of flood-affected areas in Shravasti and distributed relief material. Jal Shakti Minister Swatantra Dev Singh stated that the government is closely monitoring the flood situation caused by heavy rainfall in multiple states. Relief efforts are underway in 12 flood-affected districts, with two reported casualties.
Delhi Flood: Sub-branch of Munak Canal breaks, flooding residential areas in North Delhi
On Thursday, a sub-branch of the Munak Canal had a breach, flooding the residential areas of JJ Colony in the Bawana region of North Delhi. Munak Canal, which is a part of the Western Yamuna Canal, got its Career Lined Channel (CLC) that runs into Bawana broken, leading to floods in nearby areas.
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Assam: Flood situation remains grim in Assam's Nagaon district; death toll from deluge rises to 84
The flood situation in Nagaon, Assam, remains severe with 84 lives lost state-wide. Rita Sahani and many others are displaced, living in makeshift tents on embankments. They face challenges accessing food and work due to ongoing rainfall and flooding. Nearly 14.39 lakh people are affected, with 79,000 in Nagaon alone.
More than 60 villages affected due to floods in Balrampur; CM Adityanath to visit flood affected areas
Over 60 villages in Balrampur district, Uttar Pradesh, are flooded due to the overflowing Rapti River from continuous rains and water from Nepal. The district administration has established flood posts and deployed rescue teams. Three deaths have been reported. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will visit affected areas to review relief efforts.
From flooded streets to flooded feeds, Mumbai rain memes take over the internet
Despite the challenges, Mumbaiites turned to social media to share lighthearted memes, poking fun at the city's monsoon woes. These memes, ranging from witty observations to satirical takes on the situation, resonated widely, providing a humorous outlet amidst the chaos.
Assam Floods: 131 wild animals dead, 97 rescued in Kaziranga National Park
At least 131 wild animals have died in floods in Kaziranga National Park, with 96 others rescued. Dead animals include six rhinos, 117 hog deer, and 17 during treatment. The park is experiencing the worst-ever deluge in recent years, with the previous large-scale devastation occurring in 2017 when over 350 wildlife died in flood waters and vehicle hits.
Assam flood situation grim, nearly 23 lakh people affected in 28 districts
Assam's flood crisis has worsened, affecting nearly 23 lakh people across 28 districts. With water levels of major rivers above danger marks, the death toll has reached 78. Over 53,000 are in relief camps. Multiple agencies are engaged in rescue operations, and Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma assures adequate relief efforts.
Assam CM visits flood affected areas of Dibrugarh district
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited various flood-affected areas of Dibrugarh district, wading through submerged roads to assess the situation and interact with the affected residents.
Flood situation remains grim in Arunachal Pradesh, over 60,000 people affected
The flood situation in Arunachal Pradesh remains severe with major rivers above danger levels in four districts: Namsai, Lohit, Changlang, and East Siang. Landslides have also been reported across the state due to heavy rainfall. In Papum Pare district, a cloudburst triggered water release from the Pare Hydropower Project, prompting warnings to residents downstream. Bordumsa in Changlang district saw the Burha Dehing river overflow, damaging infrastructure and agriculture.
Flood situation prevails in Assam's Kaziranga National Park as water rises considerably
Following days of heavy rainfall, a flood situation has emerged in Assam's Kaziranga National Park, inundating 167 camps. Park official DFO Arun Vignesh confirmed the rise in water levels and the evacuation of eight camps. The floods in Assam have claimed 38 lives, affecting over 11.34 lakh people in 28 districts. Majorly impacted areas include Lakhimpur, Darrang, and Golaghat. The Assam State Disaster Management Authority reports that 42,476.18 hectares of crops and 2,208 villages have been submerged in the second wave of floods. Local efforts are underway to manage the crisis.
Vadodara man tests Ola EV in flooded street. Here's why you shouldn't mimick him
In Gujarat, a man tests an Ola electric scooter in flooded streets, sparking concerns about water damage risks from hidden dangers like potholes and sewer covers.
Heavy rain continues to lash Gujarat, causing road closures, flooding in cities
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted that on July 2, parts of south Gujarat and Saurashtra may receive very heavy rains in isolated places, while heavy rain will lash several parts of north Gujarat, central Gujarat, and the Saurashtra region.
From water crisis to flooding: How Delhi went from extreme heat to rivers on roads in just 24 hours
Delhi grapples with unprecedented rainfall following scorching temperatures nearing 50 degrees Celsius. Within 24 hours, the city received a record-breaking 228.1 mm of rain, surpassing June's average and causing severe water-logging and chaos. Experts attribute the intense rainfall to climate change, emphasizing the need for climate-resilient infrastructure and proactive measures to mitigate future risks.
Assam CM holds flood preparedness meeting at Kaziranga, 3 new commando battalions deployed
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma convened a meeting at Kaziranga to ensure the safety of animals, especially during the flood season. He deployed three new commando battalions to prevent animal accidents and poaching. Additionally, around 600 personnel from a new forest battalion will be deployed. Sarma also addressed the loss of land due to river water flow and announced the formation of a joint task force to study and recommend solutions for soil erosion. To enhance vigilance, 20 marine engine boats will be used, and a commando battalion will be stationed in Bura Chapori.
Severe flooding hits Kerala and Assam due to two cyclonic systems: CWC
Severe flooding in Kerala and Assam due to cyclonic systems. Central Water Commission advises monitoring and preparedness. India Meteorological Department predicts more heavy rains.
In Manipur over two lakh people are affected by in floods triggered by cyclone
Officials said that besides important installations including medical colleges and government offices, Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s private residence, and various hotels were inundated in knee- to waist-deep water. Water also surged into the Raj Bhavan complex, leaving the Governor's Office and Secretariat, staff quarters, and the security personnel's barracks under flood water, with only the vintage building, which is the official residence of the Governor, unaffected.
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