Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Assam floods claim 31 lives, over 5.64 lakh affected
There have been really bad floods in Assam, India.
In just one day, 21 people died, making the total number of deaths 31.
Over 5.64 lakh people have been affected, and many villages and crops are underwater.
The government and other groups are helping by setting up relief camps and rescuing people.
The worst-hit area is Sivasagar, where more than 3.59 lakh people are affected.
The Indian Army, Air Force, and other agencies are working hard to save lives and provide medical care.
Floods in Assam claimed 21 lives in 24 hours, raising the total death toll to 31.
Over 5.64 lakh people across 16 districts are affected by the floods.
Sivasagar is the worst-affected district with over 3.59 lakh people impacted.
More than 1.14 lakh people have taken shelter in 273 relief camps.
The Indian Army, Air Force, NDRF, SDRF, police, and local administration are engaged in relief and rescue operations.
- Who
- Residents of Assam, Indian Army, Indian Air Force, NDRF, SDRF, Police, Local Administration
- What
- Floods in Assam causing deaths and displacement
- When
- In the last 24 hours, with ongoing effects
- Where
- Assam, India
- Why
- Heavy rainfall and flooding
Government Response
Critics' Views
Relief Efforts
Government Response
The government and various agencies are actively engaged in relief and rescue operations, providing shelter and medical care to affected individuals.
Critics' Views
Critics argue that the response has been slow and inadequate, with many people still stranded and in need of immediate assistance.
- Total Deaths
- 31
- People Affected
- Over 5.64 lakh
- Districts Affected
- 16
- Relief Camps
- 273
- Crop Area Submerged
- 24,210.35 hectares
- Villages Affected
- 872
- Worst-Affected District
- Sivasagar