Charaideo remains the hardest-hit district with over 77,000 affected residents, followed by Sivasagar and Jorhat.

Severe flooding across five districts of Assam continues to disrupt life, leaving nearly 1.92 lakh residents struggling against the natural calamity. Fresh deaths reported from Sivasagar and Charaideo have pushed the total mortality count to 82 this season.

Despite minor improvements in overall flood levels, swollen rivers maintain critical threats. Officials confirmed that the Dikhou River in Sivasagar and the Dhansiri River at Numaligarh in Golaghat remain dangerously above safety thresholds, prompting strict advisories for citizens to avoid dangerous zones.

Rescue agencies including the NDRF and SDRF are executing extensive operations. Currently, around 13,000 displaced individuals are housed in 54 relief camps, while 26 distribution centers are extending crucial supplies to thousands more.

Charaideo remains the hardest-hit district with over 77,000 affected residents, followed by Sivasagar and Jorhat. In response, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced key economic relief measures following state-level financial consultations.

The administration has mandated a six-month loan repayment moratorium for affected borrowers. Furthermore, meetings scheduled with insurance providers and NBFCs aim to expedite claims for lost livestock, damaged vehicles, and property, alongside approving ₹41.67 crore in solar subsidies for 9,289 families.