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Assam Flood Death Toll Climbs to 95 as 14 Districts Remain on High Alert

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The flood situation in Assam continues to deteriorate, with six more deaths recorded in the past 24 hours. The cumulative death toll from flood-related incidents during the current monsoon season has now reached 95. Authorities have placed 14 districts on high alert as conditions remain severe across the state. The ongoing flooding poses a significant threat to life and infrastructure in the region.

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