According to Indian media reports on the 10th, the northeastern Indian state of Assam disaster management issued a notice on the evening of the 9th saying that the floods that began in mid-late July in the state have killed 100 people. The report said that as of the evening of the 9th, more than 137,000 people in the state had been affected by the disaster, 456 villages had been flooded, and nearly 12,000 hectares of farmland had been damaged. An official from the state's Disaster Management Authority said that water levels in several rivers have exceeded the warning line. Since mid-late July, due to heavy rainfall, the northern and northeastern regions of India have successively experienced disasters such as floods and landslides.

According to Indian media reports on the 10th, the northeastern Indian state of Assam disaster management issued a notice on the evening of the 9th saying that the floods that began in mid-late July in the state have killed 100 people. The report said that as of the evening of the 9th, more than 137,000 people in the state had been affected by the disaster, 456 villages had been flooded, and nearly 12,000 hectares of farmland had been damaged. An official from the state's Disaster Management Authority said that water levels in several rivers have exceeded the warning line. Since mid-late July, due to heavy rainfall, the northern and northeastern regions of India have successively experienced disasters such as floods and landslides.