Monsoon rains became a disaster, flood havoc in 6 northeastern states, many rivers are in spate

There are flood -like conditions due to heavy rains in 6 states of Northeast India with the knock of monsoon. 8 people have died due to rain in Assam. 3 people have died in Meghalaya and 4 in Mizoram. A total of 15 people have died. There is a havoc of floods in 17 districts of Assam.

800 people rescue in Manipur

Here, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has increased the tension and tension by issuing heavy rains in the state. More than 800 people have been rescued from flood affected areas in Manipur. The effect of rain in Nepal has also started appearing on the rivers of Bihar. 3 rivers of Seemanchal are in spate. The rest of the country is also raining.

Boat running on the streets

The boat is running in Guwahati city of Assam. The soldiers of SDRF are rescuing people and delivering them to safe places. The monsoon has been hit by the largest city in Assam that the roads are inundated. The boat is running on the roads.

Water entered people’s homes

In Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Meghalaya, Manipur and Mizoram, the rain and landslide have kept the life of the people disturbed. Waterlogging has occurred due to heavy rains in many parts in Sri Bhumi district of Assam. Water has entered people’s homes through roads.

More than 10 thousand people affected

Due to heavy rains in Assam, there are flood conditions in six districts, affecting more than 10,000 people. In Kamarup district, five people, including a child, have died due to landslide. Kamrup Metro and Cachar districts of Assam have caused the most havoc due to rain. Assam government minister Jayant Mallabarua visited the areas affected by water logging after the rain and the condition of the victims is known.

Flood -like conditions in many districts of Assam

And released red alert for rain

The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains due to depression made in Bangladesh. A red alert has been issued for the lower Subansiri, West Kamang, West Siang, Lohit and Changlong districts of Arunachal Pradesh.

Security forces had to take help

According to IMD, many states in Northeast India may receive heavy rains during the next 7 days. The effect of changed weather is also visible in Manipur. There are flood conditions in the lower areas of Imphal East district. The water level of many other rivers, including Imphal and Serou rivers flowing through the Imphal Valley, has increased significantly. The help of security forces has to be taken to take out the people trapped in the lower area.

5 killed due to rain in Mizoram

In Mizoram too, people are suffering due to heavy rains. Four people, including three refugees from Myanmar, died in the Landslide incident on Saturday. At the same time, another person was injured. After the monsoon knock, the death toll in Mizoram has increased to five.

Water filled on the streets

The water level of Uttarakhand rivers rises

Due to heavy rains on the mountains, the water level in the rivers of Uttarakhand has started increasing. 5 youths were trapped in the rapid flow of the Yamuna river near Katapathar in Vikasnagar, Dehradun. They were rescued by SDRF. The five youths had gone to have fun on the banks of the river with their bikes, but the five were trapped due to increasing the flow of the river.

Snowfall with rain in Kashmir

There is an outcry in the Northeast with floods, while on Saturday, the rains with thunderstorms in the capital Delhi also scared the people, and the hill connecting the Kashmir Valley with Ladakh was covered with snow sheet after fresh snowfall. Due to heavy snowfall, movement has to be stopped in Jojila Pass.

River in Burhanpur of MP

A video of the villagers crossing the edge of the river rising from Burhanpur in Madhya Pradesh has surfaced. Due to the heavy rains on Saturday, sudden floods near Haiderpur in the district caused the situation. Despite this, the villagers are crossing the strong current of the river. There have been many accidents before here too, but neither the administration has put any warning board nor people are ready to accept. Even in light rain, this river comes in spate and the water crosses the bridge. People are forced to cross the edible edge on foot and bikes amid threats.