Daadad xaaqin ah oo ka dhacay dhawr gobol ee Hindiya; Assam iyo Odisha ayaa ugu dhibcada badan

Warbixin ku saabsan xaaladda cimilada xun ee 2dii Agoosto 2026

Hindiya waxay la kulantay xaalado degdeg ah oo roobab xilliyo ah ku dhacay gobollo badan, khaasatan Assam, Odisha, Gujarat, Maharashtra iyo Kerala. Sida laga soo xigtay warbixinta, "India is facing multi-state monsoon emergencies across Assam, Odisha, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Kerala, with Assam and Odisha the worst-affected due to severe flooding, large-scale displacement, and extensive crop and livestock losses."

Saamaynta Daadada ee Gobolka Assam

Roobab culus iyo korodhka heerka webiyada ayaa sababay daadad baahsan oo ku spread galay Assam, taas oo saamaysay 7 degmo, 20 gole oo dakhli, iyo 349 tuulo. Sida laga soo xigtay warbixintii DRIMS ee hay’adda ASDMA, 1,78,837 qof ayaa saamaysmay, halka 15,060 hektar oo beeruhu ay hoostiisa biyaha yihiin.

Biyaha daadka ee Dikhou (Sivasagar) iyo Dhansiri (South), Numaligarh waxay qariyeen bulshooyin waaweyn oo ku yaal Golaghat, Sivasagar, Charaideo, Bajali, Dhemaji, Sonitpur iyo Jorhat. Tani waxay muujinaysaa baaxadda masiibada ee gobolka oo dhan.

Tirakoobka Dadka Saamaysmay

Dadka saamaysmay waxay kala yihiin 75,388 lab, 76,104 dhedig, iyo 27,345 carruur. Tirada ugu badan waxaa laga diiwaangeliyay Charaideo (75,199), Sivasagar (58,824), Jorhat (28,846) iyo Golaghat (14,545), taas oo muujinaysa culeyska saamaynta ee degmooyinkaas.

Ilaa 1dii Agoosto 2026, lama soo sheegin wax dhimasho ah ama qof la waayay oo bini'aadam ah. Tani waa mid ka mid ah qodobbada muhiimka ah ee xaaladda Assam ee waqtigan.

Xaaladda Guud ee Masiibada

India waxay wajahaysaa xaalado degdeg ah oo roobab xilliyo ah oo ka jira dhawr gobol. Assam iyo Odisha ayaa ah kuwa ugu dhibcada badan sababtoo ah daadad baahsan, barakac tiro badan, iyo khasaare beeraha iyo xoolaha.

Warbixintu waxay caddeynaysaa baahida loo qabo qorshooyin gargaar oo degdeg ah. Hay'adaha maxalliga ah waxay la socdaan xaaladda iyadoo la raacayo xogta laga helay gobollada ay masiibadu saamaysay.

India is grappling with severe monsoon-driven flooding across five states, with Assam and Odisha bearing the brunt of the crisis. Rising river levels and torrential rains have submerged vast areas, displacing thousands and threatening agriculture on a large scale.

Assam Floods: Widespread Impact Across Districts

Heavy monsoon rains and surging river levels have triggered extensive flooding in Assam, affecting 7 districts, 20 revenue circles, and 349 villages. The Dikhou and Dhansiri rivers, along with Numaligarh, have inundated major population clusters in Golaghat, Sivasagar, Charaideo, Bajali, Dhemaji, Sonitpur, and Jorhat.

As per ASDMA's DRIMS report, 1,78,837 people have been impacted, with 15,060 hectares of crop area still submerged. The affected population includes 75,388 males, 76,104 females, and 27,345 children, with the highest caseloads in Charaideo, Sivasagar, Jorhat, and Golaghat.

Demographic Breakdown and Humanitarian Concerns

The flood-affected population in Assam is predominantly composed of women and children, raising urgent humanitarian concerns. Charaideo alone accounts for 75,199 affected individuals, followed by Sivasagar with 58,824, Jorhat with 28,846, and Golaghat with 14,545.

Despite the severity of the flooding, no human deaths or missing persons have been reported as of 1 August 2026. However, the scale of displacement and agricultural losses underscores the need for sustained relief efforts and long-term recovery planning.

Broader Regional Crisis: Odisha, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Kerala

While Assam and Odisha are the worst-affected states, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Kerala are also experiencing significant monsoon emergencies. The multi-state nature of the crisis highlights the vulnerability of India's eastern and western coastal regions to extreme weather events.

The combined impact of flooding, displacement, and crop losses across these states demands coordinated national and international response. Relief agencies are urged to prioritize food security, shelter, and medical support for the affected populations.