Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Heavy Rains Cause Evacuations in Mizoram and Flooding in Manipur
Heavy rains in Mizoram and Manipur have caused problems.
In Mizoram, over 250 families had to move to safer places, including some refugees.
Some areas are flooding due to the rising river levels.
In Manipur, the water levels of rivers are going down after the rain stopped, which is good news.
But the rain had caused a lot of flooding and landslides before, hurting many people and damaging many homes.
Officials are watching the situation to make sure everyone is safe.
Over 250 families were evacuated in Mizoram due to heavy rainfall.
130 refugee families from Myanmar were moved to safer locations in Lawngtlai, Mizoram.
The Tlawng River in Bairabi, Mizoram, caused flooding, leading to evacuations.
Water levels of major rivers in Manipur have decreased after reduced rainfall.
Flooding and landslides in Manipur affected nearly 20,000 people and damaged over 3,300 houses.
- Who
- Residents, refugees, government officials, and meteorological centers.
- What
- Heavy rainfall causing evacuations in Mizoram and flooding in Manipur.
- When
- Ongoing, with recent events through early June 2025.
- Where
- Mizoram and Manipur, India.
- Why
- Heavy rainfall.
Safety Measures
Disaster Impact
Impact and Response
Safety Measures
Evacuations conducted as precautionary measure.
Disaster Impact
Decreasing river levels in Manipur, while flooding damaged houses and displaced thousands.
- Affected States
- Mizoram, Manipur
- Families Evacuated (Mizoram)
- 250+
- Families Evacuated (Manipur)
- N/A
- People Affected (Manipur)
- 19,811
- Houses Damaged (Manipur)
- 3,365
Sources
Community spirit in abundance as road blockades hit Mizoram
Rain triggers floods in Imphal Valley, thousands displaced
Mizoram weather: Schools closed in Aizawl district amid torrential rainfall, landslides and other calamities
Lalduhoma chairs emergency meet
Over 100 Mizoram families moved to safer locations
Manipur floods: 19,811 people affected, 3,365 houses damaged
Arunachal man crosses raging river on rope bridge. Kiren Rijiju shares nail-biting video
3 dead, 6 security personnel missing as landslide hits military camp in Sikkim