By IndianNews247.in | June 1, 2025
Northeast India floods and landslides
Northeast India floods and landslides have claimed 28 lives across Assam, Manipur, Mizoram, and Meghalaya. Continuous rainfall over several days led to severe destruction, displacing thousands and disrupting daily life. Rescue teams are working across affected regions to assist victims and restore access.
Assam: Heavy Rainfall Triggers Devastating Floods
Assam witnessed the worst impact. The Brahmaputra River and its tributaries crossed danger levels, flooding areas like Barpeta, Dhemaji, and Darrang. Rising waters destroyed roads, swept away homes, and forced thousands to evacuate.
Twelve people lost their lives in separate drowning and house-collapse incidents. The state government opened over 300 relief camps, which now shelter more than 2 lakh people.
Manipur: Landslides Cause Fatalities Amid Northeast Floods
In Manipur, heavy rainfall triggered deadly landslides in Churachandpur and Senapati. These landslides buried homes, killing at least eight residents, including children.
Imphal city experienced urban flooding, blocking major roads and cutting off rural communities. Authorities urged people in vulnerable zones to move to safer ground.
Mizoram and Meghalaya: Northeast India Floods and Landslides Cause Chaos
Mizoram reported six deaths, mostly due to collapsing structures during flash floods. Aizawl and nearby towns suffered the most damage.
In Meghalaya, two people died in West Garo Hills as rivers overflowed and landslides damaged homes. Schools closed, and emergency workers rushed to affected areas.
Relief Efforts Ramp Up After Deadly Northeast Floods
The Indian Army, NDRF, and local disaster response teams launched coordinated rescue operations. Helicopters dropped essential supplies into remote areas. Medical teams are treating the injured, while volunteers assist with food distribution.
Authorities are using boats and rescue vehicles to reach flood-affected families. District officials are working around the clock to ensure safety and manage relief efforts.
Weather Alerts Issued Amid Ongoing Northeast India Floods and Landslides
The Indian Meteorological Department issued a red alert, warning of continued heavy rainfall for the next 48 hours. Residents in high-risk areas have been advised to stay indoors and avoid flood-prone zones.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered condolences and assured full support from the central government. State chief ministers are monitoring the crisis and coordinating relief measures.
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