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As floodwaters recede across parts of Assam, many families are returning home only to find their houses filled with thick sludge and extensive damage. The devastating floods have destroyed homes, livelihoods and household belongings, leaving thousands struggling to rebuild. Relief and cleanup efforts continue as authorities assess the full scale of the disaster. Here's the latest update from flood-hit Assam. | Videos

In Madikeri town, roads in Spatika Layout were inundated after drains overflowed following incessant rain.

Flood warning remains in effect at Bhadrachalam as Godavari River levels rise, prompting precautionary measures and monitoring by authorities.

With the inflow rising, authorities are likely to release 8,000 to 10,000 cusecs of water into the Kabini river.

The rising water has entered residential areas, forcing villagers to cope with deteriorating conditions. Residents are facing an acute shortage of safe drinking water, electricity, food, and other essential supplies as the flooding continues.

A landslip in Poonjar caused by heavy rain claimed the lives of a mother and son, burying their home under debris.

Heavy rain in Kozhikode triggers evacuations and flooding, causing significant losses for families and businesses in affected areas.

Flash floods in Chatroo lead to school closures in Kishtwar, Doda, and Ramban districts amid persistent heavy rain.