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Floods in northeastern India kill around 100
Approximately 97 people have died in Northeast India due to floods, with widespread destruction in the state of Assam, which has experienced some of the worst flooding in years. Heavy rainfall has submerged hundreds of villages, homes, and agricultural lands, affecting around 170,000 people and flooding more than 14,000 hectares of farmland. Experts attribute the increased frequency and severity of floods to climate change and unplanned development, with illegal mining activities exacerbating the disaster. Officials said that it will take time for life to return to normal, as challenges continue due to the interplay of climate changes and human activities.
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