Assam’s flood situation remains critical, with Sivasagar and Charaideo emerging as the worst-affected districts. According to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, more than 6.63 lakh people have been impacted by the ongoing floods across the state. Continuous rainfall and overflowing rivers have inundated villages, damaged roads, and disrupted communication in several areas.
Thousands of residents remain stranded as floodwaters have cut off access to many remote locations, making relief and rescue operations challenging. The state government, along with disaster response teams, is working to provide food, drinking water, medical aid, and temporary shelter to affected families. Boats are being used to reach marooned villages where road connectivity has been lost.
Authorities have appealed to people living in vulnerable areas to remain alert and follow official advisories. Efforts are continuing to restore normalcy, while the government is closely monitoring the evolving flood situation across Assam.
