Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Assam Floods Affect Over 3.1 Lakh People
Assam is experiencing severe floods that have affected over 3.1 lakh people across 11 districts.
Many villages are underwater, and crops have been damaged.
The government has set up relief camps and evacuated people, but some residents are concerned about delays and inadequate supplies.
Rivers like the Brahmaputra are flowing above danger levels, which could make the situation worse.
Over 3.1 lakh people affected in 11 districts of Assam due to floods.
758 villages submerged, damaging 14,411.267 hectares of crops.
52 relief camps housing 12,720 displaced people established.
9,160 people evacuated using boats; one flood-related death reported.
Rivers Brahmaputra, Buridihing, Dikhou, Disang, and Dhansiri flowing above danger levels.
- Who
- Residents of 11 districts in Assam
- What
- Flooding affecting over 3.1 lakh people
- When
- Ongoing as of Tuesday
- Where
- Assam, India
- Why
- Heavy rainfall and rivers flowing above danger marks
Government Response
Citizen Concerns
Evacuation Efforts
Government Response
Government has set up 52 relief camps and evacuated 9,160 people.
Citizen Concerns
Citizens report delays in evacuation and inadequate relief supplies.
Infrastructure Damage
Government Response
Authorities are working to repair damaged infrastructure.
Citizen Concerns
Residents express frustration over prolonged disruptions and lack of immediate repairs.
- Affected Districts
- 11
- Affected People
- 3,10,807
- Submerged Villages
- 758
- Damaged Crop Area
- 14,411.267 hectares
- Relief Camps
- 52
- Displaced People in Camps
- 12,720
- Evacuated People
- 9,160
- Flood-Related Deaths
- 1