The record
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- Heavy monsoon rains have caused floods and landslides across several Indian states, killing dozens of people.
- Assam is the worst hit, with 41 flood deaths, around 6.53 lakh people affected, 939 villages still underwater, and over 24,000 hectares of farmland damaged.
- In Jammu-Kashmir, landslides have killed 27 people, including seven from one family in Poonch, and the Jammu-Srinagar national highway has stayed closed for a second day.
- Nagaland has reported nine deaths from landslides, with relief and rescue work still ongoing.
What to watch next
- The weather department's warning of continued heavy rain and the risk of fresh floods and landslides
- Whether the Jammu-Srinagar highway reopens and normal movement of people and supplies resumes
- The extent of crop damage in Assam, where over 24,000 hectares of farmland are already affected
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Named India · Administration · Assam · Assam State Disaster Management Authority · Brahmaputra · Charaideo · Dhemaji · Dibrugarh · Golaghat · Hojai · India Meteorological Department · Indian Army
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