Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Assam Flood Update: Death Toll at 26, Residents Affected
The flood in Assam is still a big problem, even though the water is going down in many places.
Sadly, 3 more people died, making the total deaths 26.
Around 2.6 lakh people in six areas are still dealing with the flood.
There are relief camps to help people.
Officials are giving out supplies like rice and oil.
Sribhumi, Hailakandi, and Cachar are the areas hit the hardest.
If it doesn't rain, things should get better.
The death toll from floods has risen to 26.
Approximately 2.6 lakh people across six districts are still affected.
Floodwaters are receding in several parts of Assam.
130 relief camps are operating in four districts.
Sribhumi, Hailakandi, and Cachar remain the worst-affected districts.
- Who
- Affected residents and authorities in Assam.
- What
- The ongoing flood situation, with 2.6 lakh people affected and rising death toll.
- When
- As of Monday, June 9th, with ongoing developments.
- Where
- Assam, India
- Why
- Due to heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding.
- Affected Population
- 2.6 lakh
- Districts Affected
- 6
- Death Toll
- 26
- Relief Camps
- 130
- Villages Submerged
- 741
- Crop Area Damaged
- 6,311.16 hectares
- Affected Animals & Poultry
- 1,44,597
Sources
Assam flood situation improves, 3.37 lakh in 12 districts affected
Assam flood situation improves, 3.37 lakh in 12 districts affected
23 dead, over 3 lakh still affected as Assam floods recede across 12 districts
Assam flood situation improves, 3.37 lakh in 12 districts affected
Assam flood situation improves, 3.37 lakh in 12 districts affected
Assam Floods: Over 3.37 Lakh Still Affected, Death Toll Climbs To 17 Despite Slight Improvement
Assam floods ease, toll at 23; ferry services resume as rivers start receding across state
Assam flood remains critical with 2.6 lakh still affected
Assam flood remains critical with 2.6 lakh still affected