Fatahaadaha Monsoon-ka ee Assam, Odisha iyo Kerala oo Qaaday Naxariis Bini'aadantin

Warbixin taariikhdeedu tahay 8dii Agoosto 2026 oo ku saabsan saameynta fatahaadaha

Gobollada Assam, Odisha iyo Kerala waxay sii wadaan la kulanka fatahaadaha xilliga monsoon-ka ee saameyn weyn ku leh bini'aadantinimada. Sida lagu sheegay: "Assam, Odisha and Kerala continue to face significant monsoon-related flooding with widespread humanitarian impacts."

Assam: Dad iyo Xoolo oo Saameyn Kahley

Assam waxay ka waraysaa 1.55 lakh oo qof oo ku dhacay 13 degmo. Tirakoobka ayaa muujinaya in 464 tuulo ay wali hoos joogaan biyaha, iyadoo 1,55,849 qof ay saameyn kala kulmeen. Mid geeri ah ayaa laga xaqiijiyay Charaideo.

10,326 qof ayaa hadda ku sugnaa xeryaha gargaarka, halka 6,881 qof oo aan xeryaha ahayn ay ka helayaan caawimaad xarumaha qaybinta. Wadar dhan 47,879 xoolo ayaa saameyn kala kulmay, oo ay ku jiraan 22,846 xoolo waaweyn, 18,083 yaryar iyo 6,950 shimbiro.

Burburka Dhismaha iyo Kaabayaasha

Burburka dhismuhu wuxuu urursan yahay Sivasagar, Dhemaji iyo Darrang. Wadar 126 guri ayaa si buuxda ama daran u burburay, 344na qayb ahaan way burbureen. 213 aqal xoolo ah ayaa sidoo kale burburay, iyadoo biyo-mareenadu ka dillaaceen Biswanath iyo Karbi Anglong.

Labo nidaam oo PWSS ah—Sonajuli (Biswanath) iyo Uriagaon (Nagaon)—ayaa la kulmay burburka dhuumaha iyo biyo-qaadasho. Wadooyinka 32 ayaa biyuhu waxyeeleeyeen, iyadoo saameyn weyn ku yeeshay Golaghat, Sivasagar, Darrang iyo Kamrup; hal buundo oo bamboo ah ayaa laga qaaday Darrang.

Koronto iyo Isgaarsiin

Kaabayaasha korontadu waxay yeesheen burbur dhexdhexaad ah, iyadoo 7 transformers iyo 6 tiir ay saameyn kala kulmeen Sivasagar iyo Sribhumi. Shirkadda APDCL ayaa shaqada dib-u-soo-celinta ku sugan tahay.

Conductors dhan 1.03 km ayaa burburay Nilambazar sababtoo ah roobab mahadheer ah. Odisha waxay la kulantay mid ka mid ah dhibaatooyinka ugu weyn ee fatahaadaha sanadihii la soo dhaafay, iyadoo 8.64 lakh qof ay saameyn kala kulmeen 22 degmo.

Severe monsoon flooding continues across Assam, Odisha and Kerala, with Assam reporting 1.55 lakh people affected in 13 districts and Odisha facing one of its largest flood emergencies in recent years with 8.64 lakh affected across 22 districts.

Humanitarian Impact and Relief Efforts

Assam's floods have inundated 464 villages, leaving 10,326 people sheltered in relief camps and 6,881 receiving aid through distribution centres. While human casualties remain low, one confirmed death was reported from Charaideo district.

Odisha is grappling with one of its most severe flood emergencies in recent years, with 8.64 lakh people affected across 22 districts. Kerala's situation remains dynamic, with multiple districts reporting camp evacuations, road cuts and rising river levels.

Livestock and Structural Damage

The floods have severely impacted livestock in Assam, with 47,879 animals affected including 22,846 big animals, 18,083 small animals and 6,950 poultry. Livestock feed distribution has begun in several districts to address widespread distress.

Structural damages are concentrated in Sivasagar, Dhemaji and Darrang, with 126 houses fully or severely damaged and 344 partially damaged. Additional damage includes 213 cattle sheds, multiple government buildings and schools.

Infrastructure Disruption

Floodwaters have damaged 32 roads across districts, with major impacts in Golaghat, Sivasagar, Darrang and Kamrup. Embankment breaches were reported in Biswanath and Karbi Anglong, posing continued risk to communities.

Power infrastructure has sustained moderate damage, with 7 transformers and 6 poles affected across Sivasagar and Sribhumi. Conductors spanning 1.03 km were damaged in Nilambazar due to heavy rainfall, with restoration work ongoing by APDCL teams.