Assam Flood 2020
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Hit By Covid Lockdown, Floods, Rain, Assam Tea Growers Eye Price Rise
This year has been tough on the Assam's tea gardens producing the strong liquor tea. First, it was the lockdown, then floods and then incessant rains in Upper Assam, which, according to industry estimates, together account for a production loss of close to 40 per cent.
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3 Districts In Assam Flooded; 11,900 People Affected
Three districts of Assam -Dhemaji, Lakhimpur and Baksa are still inundated and 11,900 people are reeling under the impact of the flood on Monday, an official bulletin said.
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Watch: Rising Flood Waters In Sonitpur. 93 Dead In Assam Floods
Assam flood news: Normal life has been disrupted in large parts of Assam due to severe flooding. The number of deaths due to flood-related incidents have climbed to 93 in the state and over 28 lakh people have been affected. Goalpara is the worst-hit with over 4.7 lakh people affected.
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24 Lakh Hit In Assam Floods: Images, Videos And All You Need To Know
Assam floods: "This is the third wave of flood in Assam. This is a recurring problem in the state. People are fighting several problems. On one hand, there is COVID-19, and on the other there are floods and landslides," Chief Minister Sarbanand Sonowal said.
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Watch: Baby Rhino Separated From Mother Saved In Flooded Kaziranga
A baby rhinoceros that was separated from its mother in the flooded Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve was rescued today after its mother could not be located.
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Assam Floodwater Inundates Kaziranga Park, 51 Animals Dead, 100 Rescued
The Kaziranga National Park in Assam, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest home to the one-horned rhinoceros in India, was almost completely inundated on Tuesday when 13 river and tributaries flowed above the danger mark. As the flooding worsened, at least 51 wild animals were confirmed dead, 100 had been rescued and many tigers and rhinos ...
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Assam MLA Wades Through Waist-Deep Water To Help Those Stranded In Flood
Assam MLA Mrinal Saikia is not afraid to get his hands dirty while working for the people of his constituency, where he walked through waist-high water and rescued people and livestock marooned because of floods that have affected over 13 lakh people across 2,015 villages in 24 districts.
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Hit By Covid Lockdown, Floods, Rain, Assam Tea Growers Eye Price Rise
This year has been tough on the Assam's tea gardens producing the strong liquor tea. First, it was the lockdown, then floods and then incessant rains in Upper Assam, which, according to industry estimates, together account for a production loss of close to 40 per cent.
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3 Districts In Assam Flooded; 11,900 People Affected
Three districts of Assam -Dhemaji, Lakhimpur and Baksa are still inundated and 11,900 people are reeling under the impact of the flood on Monday, an official bulletin said.
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Watch: Rising Flood Waters In Sonitpur. 93 Dead In Assam Floods
Assam flood news: Normal life has been disrupted in large parts of Assam due to severe flooding. The number of deaths due to flood-related incidents have climbed to 93 in the state and over 28 lakh people have been affected. Goalpara is the worst-hit with over 4.7 lakh people affected.
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24 Lakh Hit In Assam Floods: Images, Videos And All You Need To Know
Assam floods: "This is the third wave of flood in Assam. This is a recurring problem in the state. People are fighting several problems. On one hand, there is COVID-19, and on the other there are floods and landslides," Chief Minister Sarbanand Sonowal said.
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Watch: Baby Rhino Separated From Mother Saved In Flooded Kaziranga
A baby rhinoceros that was separated from its mother in the flooded Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve was rescued today after its mother could not be located.
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Assam Floodwater Inundates Kaziranga Park, 51 Animals Dead, 100 Rescued
The Kaziranga National Park in Assam, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest home to the one-horned rhinoceros in India, was almost completely inundated on Tuesday when 13 river and tributaries flowed above the danger mark. As the flooding worsened, at least 51 wild animals were confirmed dead, 100 had been rescued and many tigers and rhinos ...
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Assam MLA Wades Through Waist-Deep Water To Help Those Stranded In Flood
Assam MLA Mrinal Saikia is not afraid to get his hands dirty while working for the people of his constituency, where he walked through waist-high water and rescued people and livestock marooned because of floods that have affected over 13 lakh people across 2,015 villages in 24 districts.
