India floods kill 50, displace 700,000
Flooding in Assam, India, caused by heavy monsoon rains and the overflow of the Brahmaputra River, has resulted in at least 50 deaths and displaced 700,000 people. Nearly 900 villages are submerged, and thousands of homes are without electricity, prompting rescue efforts and relief supplies from authorities. Experts attribute the intensification of monsoon floods to human-caused climate change, which has made weather patterns more unpredictable.
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