Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Jaji River Embankment Breaches, Flooding Jorhat Villages
Imagine a river that got too full from heavy rain, like a bathtub overflowing!
The Jaji River in India broke through its walls, called an embankment, and flooded nearby villages.
This happened late on Wednesday.
Many homes and farms were damaged, and some people lost their houses and animals.
People are worried because they haven't gotten help yet, and they lost crops and livestock.
Some villagers think the authorities could have done something to prevent this if they had acted sooner.
The flood also affected nearby tea gardens and agricultural fields.
Now people are waiting for the water to go down to assess how bad things really are.
The Jaji River breached an embankment in Teok, Jorhat district.
Nearly 10 villages were submerged in the floodwaters.
Homes, agricultural land, and livestock were severely damaged.
Many families are stranded and waiting for relief.
Villagers reported the breach happened late Wednesday and water levels rose rapidly.
- Who
- Residents of Teok and surrounding villages
- What
- Jaji River breached its embankment, causing floods.
- When
- The embankment breached late Wednesday
- Where
- Ejarguri area, Teok, Jorhat district
- Why
- Continuous heavy rainfall caused the river to swell.
- River
- Jaji River
- Location
- Teok, Jorhat district
- Affected Villages
- Ejarguri, Arunamukh, Sonariati, Nepali Gaon, Auguri, and others
- Damage
- Homes, agricultural land, and livestock
- Date
- Wednesday night / Thursday morning