#WATCH | For many, it's just another rainy day. For others, it's another day of navigating floodwaters.
As waterlogging continues to affect several parts of Guwahati, residents are once again facing disrupted commutes, stranded vehicles, flooded homes, and uncertainty. This is one such scene of struggle from Basisthapur as guwahati grapples with waterlogging issues.
What seems like a temporary inconvenience for some has become a recurring reality for many living in flood-prone areas.
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The second-largest city in Assam, Silchar is under heavy rainfall and flash floods. 70% of the town is underwater with no electricity or mobile network. Share these visuals by YKA member Bindita to spread the word about this crisis. #AssamFloods#AssamFloods2022#silcharflood
Relief work continues across flood-affected areas of Assam as volunteers and rescue teams work tirelessly to provide food, water and essential supplies to those in need. #Assam#Floods#Relief
The ongoing third wave of floods in Assam further deteriorated on Sunday with 2.25 lakh people affected in nine districts. Assam witnessed 12 per cent excess rainfall (actual 1644.2 mm against normal 1464.9 mm) in the current four-month (June -September). Video 4. Tinsukia.
While much of India’s mainstream media was yet to focus on the unfolding humanitarian crisis, @HootRepublic brought global attention to the 2026 Assam floods.
Their report didn’t just cover the disaster—it asked the questions that matter.
Why does Assam continue to suffer devastating floods every year? Why are millions forced to relive the same tragedy every monsoon despite decades of promises? Is this only about heavy rainfall, or does it reflect deeper failures in flood management, infrastructure, environmental protection and long-term planning?
From families stranded for hours in trees to entire villages disappearing under floodwaters, the story of Assam deserves global attention—not just during a disaster, but until lasting solutions are found.
Thank you, Hoot Republic, for amplifying Assam’s voice when it needed to be heard.
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Assam: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited the flood relief camp at RGIPT in Dimow, where 162 families are currently taking shelter. He interacted with flood-affected residents and distributed financial assistance to the families of 10 people who lost their lives in the floods.
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Assam battles one of its worst floods in years as relentless rains leave communities submerged and thousands affected.
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In times of disaster, what matters most is not who you are—it is how you choose to stand for others. We are honoured to have @randeephooda join Global Sikhs in the Assam Flood Relief mission. Together, we are reaching flood-affected families with relief, compassion, and hope.