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Assam flood death toll reaches 100 on August 10
NDTV··10 Aug
Assam's flood death toll reached 100 on August 10 as about 1.37 lakh people across seven districts and 456 villages faced rising waters. Golaghat is the worst hit district with around seventy thousand people affected overall. Authorities listed 125 relief camps, while the Dhansiri and Kushiyara rivers continued to flow above the danger mark.
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What It Means For You
- Families in seven affected Assam districts can seek updates from 125 relief camps serving about 1.37 lakh displaced residents.
- Golaghat residents can note the district is worst hit with around seventy thousand people impacted across 456 villages.
- Riverbank communities can watch Dhansiri and Kushiyara levels that remain above danger marks on August 10.
What's Happening
- Assam's flood death toll reached 100 on August 10 with about 1.37 lakh people affected across seven districts.
- Golaghat is worst hit with around seventy thousand affected people in 456 villages statewide.
- Authorities are running 125 relief camps while the Dhansiri and Kushiyara rivers stay above danger levels.
When Assam Rivers Hold Above Danger For Days
- Repeated monsoon surges on Brahmaputra tributaries often keep districts in prolonged flood stress.
- Camp counts and village totals give a partial picture of displacement when rivers remain high after peak flow.
- Golaghat's concentration of affected people shows how one district can dominate a statewide flood tally.
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