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Assam Flood Toll Rises to 75 as Over 3 Lakh Remain Affected Across 7 Districts

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Assam's ongoing flood crisis claimed seven more lives within a 24-hour period, bringing the total death toll to 75 as of Tuesday. The affected population currently stands at approximately 3.32 lakh people, showing a slight decline from previous figures. The flooding has impacted residents spread across seven districts in the state. Authorities released the updated figures through an official bulletin tracking the disaster's progression.

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