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Assam Faces Heavy Rainfall: IMD Warns of Severe Weather, Death Toll Hits 47
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🗓 25 Jul 2026, 07:03 AM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a weather alert for Assam, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall over the next five days. The death toll from recent floods has risen to 47.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has released a weather alert for the state of Assam, predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall across the region for the next five days. The forecast covers all districts, with some areas likely to experience rainfall exceeding 200 millimetres.
The alert follows a series of devastating floods that have already claimed 47 lives. Rescue teams continue to search for missing persons while authorities urge residents to stay indoors and avoid low-lying areas.
District-wise advisories indicate that the Brahmaputra valley, along with districts such as Kamrup, Dibrugarh and Tinsukia, will be most affected. Local governments have set up emergency shelters and are coordinating with the Assam Disaster Management Authority.
Citizens are advised to keep updated with IMD bulletins, avoid unnecessary travel, and ensure that their homes are protected against potential water damage. The government has also requested volunteers to assist in relief operations.
The alert follows a series of devastating floods that have already claimed 47 lives. Rescue teams continue to search for missing persons while authorities urge residents to stay indoors and avoid low-lying areas.
District-wise advisories indicate that the Brahmaputra valley, along with districts such as Kamrup, Dibrugarh and Tinsukia, will be most affected. Local governments have set up emergency shelters and are coordinating with the Assam Disaster Management Authority.
Citizens are advised to keep updated with IMD bulletins, avoid unnecessary travel, and ensure that their homes are protected against potential water damage. The government has also requested volunteers to assist in relief operations.