One more flood-related death was reported from Sonitpur as the number of affected people surged nearly fourfold, with relief and rescue operations continuing across the state
Guwahati: The flood situation in Assam deteriorated further on Wednesday, with the death toll rising to four and the number of affected people crossing 37,000, according to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA).
The latest flood-related death was reported from the Chariduar Revenue Circle in Sonitpur district. According to the ASDMA, the victim had gone missing on the night of July 13, and the body was recovered the following day.
The authority said the number of flood-affected people has increased nearly fourfold as rising water levels inundated several parts of the state, disrupting normal life and affecting thousands of residents.
Relief and rescue operations are underway in the affected areas, with district administrations and emergency response teams continuing efforts to assist displaced families and monitor vulnerable locations.
The ASDMA said it is closely tracking the evolving flood situation and coordinating with local authorities to ensure timely relief measures. Officials have urged residents in flood-prone areas to remain alert and follow advisories issued by the administration as water levels continue to fluctuate.
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