Assam ensures medical care, hygienic conditions in flood-hit areas

Big floods happened in a place called Assam in India.

When floods happen, people can get sick and dirty water can make them ill.

The government wants to help people stay healthy.

Doctors and nurses are going to the flooded areas to treat people.

Many people have already gotten free medicine, which means the medicine did not cost any money.

Special doctors came to big health camps to help the ones who needed care the most.

Moms, babies, and young children get extra care because they can get sick more easily.

The government tests water to make sure it is safe to drink.

They also give medicine that helps stop stomach sickness and clean up places where mosquitoes might breed.

The government is also thinking about how people feel, not just how their bodies are doing.