1. Persistent heavy rains in Arunachal Pradesh cause the Burhidihing River to surge.
2. Widespread flooding impacts multiple villages in Assam.
3. Particularly affected areas include old Kaivarta village, Sasoni, Amguri, Bharlua village, Bali village, Tingrai Kaivartya, Dahal Kalagra, and Bamunibil.
Guwahati, July 03: Persistent heavy rains in Arunachal Pradesh have caused the Burhidihing River to surge, resulting in widespread flooding across multiple villages in Assam.
The inundation has particularly affected the old Kaivarta village and Sasoni in Naharkatia, including areas like Amguri, Bharlua village, Bali village, Tingrai Kaivartya, Dahal Kalagra, and Bamunibil.
Residents are in shock as the flooding has submerged the homes of more than 150 families overnight.
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The agricultural community has seen their yearly stockpiles of food and valuables washed away by the overflowing Burhidihing, exacerbating the distress in the region.
Those affected have sought refuge in shelter camps set up by local authorities.
Despite these efforts, many flood victims remain in distress as they witness the devastation, with the surging waters sweeping away doors and causing extensive property damage.
