Floods in northeastern India kill 97
Reports indicate that the floods that struck northeastern India, specifically the state of Assam, resulted in the death of approximately 97 people, affected 170,000 residents, and submerged over 14,000 hectares of agricultural land. The primary cause of the floods is the rising level of the Brahmaputra River during the monsoon season. However, experts confirm that climate change, unplanned development, and illegal mining in Nagaland have contributed to the increasing frequency and severity of these disasters, with damages expected to continue and recur.
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