India's monsoon emergency continues to intensify as devastating floods wreak havoc across multiple states, with Assam remaining the worst affected. The flood death toll in Assam has climbed to 80, while more than 3 lakh people across seven districts continue to battle rising waters, damaged homes, and widespread destruction. Over 550 villages remain submerged, and more than 21,500 hectares of farmland have been destroyed, severely impacting livelihoods. Relief and rescue operations are underway.

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Assam continues to battle one of its worst flood disasters as the death toll rises to 78. More than 3 lakh people have been affected, with hundreds of villages still submerged under floodwaters. Authorities have set up relief camps and dispatched emergency aid, but thousands remain displaced while farmland and livelihoods have suffered extensive damage.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of more heavy rainfall in the coming days, raising fears of fresh flooding in vulnerable districts. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured the Assam government of full support for relief and restoration efforts.

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Following continuous rainfall, relief camps in low-lying areas of Delhi, including near Mayur Vihar Phase-I, were flooded on Thursday as the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark. Official data indicated that the water level in the Yamuna River at the Old Railway Bridge of Delhi touched 207.48 metres at 7:00 am, while the water level was 207.47 metres at 5:00 am and 207.48 metres at 6:00 am.

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According to a report by news agency PTI, officials also said that the water level remained static at 207.47 metres between 2:00 am and 5:00 am. Meanwhile, a flood alert has been issued for Delhi after a heavy downpour.&nbsp;Following the rain, cars were seen submerged and buildings flooded along Bela Road in the Civil Lines area of Delhi. After the flooding of the Yamuna River, parts of the Kashmere Gate also went underwater.

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On Wednesday afternoon, the heavy rains also caused widespread traffic congestion and waterlogging, severely impacting the commuters. The impact of the rising Yamuna level was clearly witnessed across the capital, especially in areas adjacent to the riverbanks and low-lying areas, where water entered streets, homes, and relief camps, displacing residents.&nbsp;Residents in severely affected regions, which include Yamuna Bazar and Yamuna Khadar, were relocated by National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams and district officials.<h3>Weather forecast for Delhi in the coming days</h3>Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted continued wet weather for the upcoming days. While Delhi experiences a "generally cloudy sky with rain" on Wednesday, a "thunderstorm with rain" is likely on Thursday. The IMD predicts similar patterns of moderate to heavy rainfall for September 5 and 6, along with a generally cloudy sky through the weekend.&nbsp;In its latest updates, the IMD issued a Red alert for parts of Haryana-including Panipat, Gurugram, Sonipat, Faridabad, Palwal, and Mewat-warning of heavy rains exceeding 15 mm per hour with thunderstorms.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/imd-issues-red-alert-as-heavy-rain-return-to-delhi-ncr-parts-of-region-flooded-yamuna-over-danger-mark-1756899074617">IMD issues 'Red Alert' as heavy rain returns to Delhi-NCR; parts of region flooded, Yamuna breaches 207 m</a>

Following the rain, cars were seen submerged and buildings flooded along Bela Road in the Civil Lines area of Delhi. After the flooding of the Yamuna River, parts of the Kashmere Gate also went underwater.

Following continuous rainfall, relief camps in low-lying areas of Delhi, including near Mayur Vihar Phase-I, were flooded on Thursday as the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark. Official data indicated that the water level in the Yamuna River at the Old Railway Bridge of Delhi touched 207.48 metres at 7:00 am, while the water level was 207.47 metres at 5:00 am and 207.48 metres at 6:00 am.

Several vehicles were seen submerged and buildings flooded along Bela Road in the Civil Lines area of Delhi after the rain. After the flooding of the Yamuna River, parts of the Kashmere Gate also went underwater.

Relief camps flooded as Yamuna crosses 207.48 metres in Delhi, IMD warns of more rain

The Indian Northeastern State of Manipur has been hit by violence and vandalism since May 3 this year. The clashes between the Kuki ethnic group and the Meiteis, the dominant community have resulted in deaths, displacement and vandalism. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was stopped by police where he was supposed to visit the Manipur relief camps in Imphal and Churachandpur.

Rahul Gandhi stopped by police, local police cites threat to Gandhi's security as a reason

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/death-toll-from-floods-across-india-rises-to-95-hundreds-of-thousands-evacuated-241993">The&nbsp;death&nbsp;toll&nbsp;from&nbsp;floods</a>&nbsp;in Karnataka, Kerala, and Maharashtra rose to&nbsp;147, state authorities said on Sunday, as rescue teams raced to evacuate people and waters submerged parts of a world heritage site.

Heavy rain and landslides forced&nbsp;hundreds&nbsp;of&nbsp;thousands&nbsp;of people to take shelter in relief camps, while train services were cancelled in several flood-hit areas.

In Kerala, at least 57 people were killed in rain-related incidents while over <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/kerala-around-30000-evacuated-to-relief-camps-in-wayanad-242076">165,000 people were in relief camps in the state</a>, state authorities said on Sunday.

"Several houses are still covered under 10-12 feet deep mud. This is hampering rescue work," state chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan said.

Authorities worried that rescue operations would be hit by thunderstorms and rainfall predicted in some parts of Kerala.

Last year, more than 200 people were killed in Kerala and over five million affected in one of the worst&nbsp;floods&nbsp;in 100 years in the state.

In Karnataka, several structures at world heritage site Hampi, an ancient town, were flooded.

So far 60 people have died in rain-related incidents, said state chief minister B S Yediyurappa, adding nearly 227,000 people were staying in relief camps.

While Karnataka, Kerala, and Maharashtra have been the worst hit this year, several other states including Gujarat, Assam, and Bihar have also seen heavy damage due to&nbsp;floods.

In Maharashtra, where the&nbsp;death&nbsp;toll&nbsp;stood at 30, the flood situation was improving, according to state-run All India Radio, though authorities said it would be difficult to restore rail services in some flood-hit areas within the next two weeks.

India's main opposition Congress party called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to provide relief packages.

Citing media reports, the Congress party said so far this year 446 people have been killed in six flood-hit states including Assam, Bihar, and Gujarat.

"Despite the mammoth loss of lives and displacement caused due to&nbsp;floods, the government is failing to realize the gravity of the flood fury," the Congress party said in a statement on Sunday.

The death toll from floods in Karnataka, Kerala, and Maharashtra rose to 147, state authorities said on Sunday, as rescue teams raced to evacuate people and waters submerged parts of a world heritage site.

The death toll from floods in Karnataka, Kerala, and Maharashtra rose to 147, state authorities said on Sunday, as rescue teams raced to evacuate people and waters submerged parts of a world heritage site. Heavy rain and landslides forced hundreds of thousands of people to take shelter in relief camps, while train services were cancelled in several flood-hit areas. In Kerala, at least 57 people were killed in rain-related incidents while over 165,000 people were in relief camps in the state, state authorities said on Sunday. "Several houses are still covered under 10-12 feet deep mud. This is hampering rescue work," state chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan said. Authorities worried that rescue operations would be hit by thunderstorms and rainfall predicted in some parts of Kerala. Last year, more than 200 people were killed in Kerala and over five million affected in one of the worst floods in 100 years in the state. In Karnataka, several structures at world heritage site Hampi, an ancient town, were flooded. So far 60 people have died in rain-related incidents, said state chief minister B S Yediyurappa, adding nearly 227,000 people were staying in relief camps. While Karnataka, Kerala, and Maharashtra have been the worst hit this year, several other states including Gujarat, Assam, and Bihar have also seen heavy damage due to floods. In Maharashtra, where the death toll stood at 30, the flood situation was improving, according to state-run All India Radio, though authorities said it would be difficult to restore rail services in some flood-hit areas within the next two weeks. India's main opposition Congress party called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to provide relief packages. Citing media reports, the Congress party said so far this year 446 people have been killed in six flood-hit states including Assam, Bihar, and Gujarat. "Despite the mammoth loss of lives and displacement caused due to floods, the government is failing to realize the gravity of the flood fury," the Congress party said in a statement on Sunday.

Death toll from floods reaches 147, hundreds of thousands evacuated

As incessant rains crippled normal life in the district, nearly 30,000 people were preventively evacuated to relief camps in Wayanad.

Heavy downpour coupled with flooding and frequent landslides have wreaked havoc in the southern state.

"We have done preventive evacuation from most of the vulnerable locations, nearly 30,000 people are now in relief camps," said AR Ajayakumar, District Collector Wayanad.

"The situation is totally under control at present, there is no need to panic. Apart from a major landslide reported in Puthumala near Meppadi, no other such major incident has been reported," he said.

Congress leader <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/kerala-floods-rahul-gandhi-to-visit-wayanad-tomorrow-241999">Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to visit Wayanad</a>, his Lok Sabha constituency, on Sunday.

Around 28 people have died and 27 others have sustained injuries following incessant rains and overflowing of rivers in several parts of Kerala, said the state government on Friday.

The rescue operation teams were seen evacuating senior citizens, women, children, and others by carrying them either on their shoulders or palanquins through the debris of landslides and floodwater.

As many as 24 relief camps have started functioning in the state. As many as eight Engineer Task Force (ETF) teams have been deployed in various districts like Alappuzha, Ernakulam, Pathanamthitta, Idukki, Malappuram, Wayanad, Kannur and Kozhikode.

As incessant rains crippled normal life in the district, nearly 30,000 people were preventively evacuated to relief camps in Wayanad. Heavy downpour coupled with flooding and frequent landslides have wreaked havoc in the southern state.

As incessant rains crippled normal life in the district, nearly 30,000 people were preventively evacuated to relief camps in Wayanad. Heavy downpour coupled with flooding and frequent landslides have wreaked havoc in the southern state. "We have done preventive evacuation from most of the vulnerable locations, nearly 30,000 people are now in relief camps," said AR Ajayakumar, District Collector Wayanad. "The situation is totally under control at present, there is no need to panic. Apart from a major landslide reported in Puthumala near Meppadi, no other such major incident has been reported," he said. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to visit Wayanad, his Lok Sabha constituency, on Sunday. Around 28 people have died and 27 others have sustained injuries following incessant rains and overflowing of rivers in several parts of Kerala, said the state government on Friday. The rescue operation teams were seen evacuating senior citizens, women, children, and others by carrying them either on their shoulders or palanquins through the debris of landslides and floodwater. As many as 24 relief camps have started functioning in the state. As many as eight Engineer Task Force (ETF) teams have been deployed in various districts like Alappuzha, Ernakulam, Pathanamthitta, Idukki, Malappuram, Wayanad, Kannur and Kozhikode.

Kerala: Around 30,000 evacuated to relief camps in Wayanad

At least nine people have died in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-navy-mobilises-rescue-teams-for-flood-relief-and-evacuation-in-maharastra-karnataka-241622">Karnataka as floods continue</a> to batter the state.

According to a report by the government, nine people have died due to floods so far and over 43 thousand people have been evacuated.

In addition, over 16000 people have been shifted to 272 relief camps set up across the state.

One person also died on Friday after he was swept away by onrushing flood water in Kapila river while he was extracting sand from the river bed in Mangaluru.

South-Western railways have stopped all mail and express trains today to pick up stranded passengers between Bijapur and Gadag railway stations.

13 teams of National Disaster Response Force, 10 columns of Indian Army and two teams of State Disaster Response Force have been deployed in the state for rescue and evacuation efforts. In addition, the Indian Navy has also deployed its teams in Belgaum and Uttara Kannada districts.

Karnataka government has issued directions to district surgeons and health and family development officer to not grant any leaves till August 15 in various districts because of the flood situation in the state.

Meanwhile, all legislators of Janata Dal (Secular) will donate one month salary for relief works in flood-affected north Karnataka, former state chief minister and JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy announced on Friday.

At least nine people have died in Karnataka as floods continue to batter the state. According to a report by the government, nine people have died due to floods so far and over 43 thousand people have been evacuated.

At least nine people have died in Karnataka as floods continue to batter the state. According to a report by the government, nine people have died due to floods so far and over 43 thousand people have been evacuated. In addition, over 16000 people have been shifted to 272 relief camps set up across the state. One person also died on Friday after he was swept away by onrushing flood water in Kapila river while he was extracting sand from the river bed in Mangaluru. South-Western railways have stopped all mail and express trains today to pick up stranded passengers between Bijapur and Gadag railway stations. 13 teams of National Disaster Response Force, 10 columns of Indian Army and two teams of State Disaster Response Force have been deployed in the state for rescue and evacuation efforts. In addition, the Indian Navy has also deployed its teams in Belgaum and Uttara Kannada districts. Karnataka government has issued directions to district surgeons and health and family development officer to not grant any leaves till August 15 in various districts because of the flood situation in the state. Meanwhile, all legislators of Janata Dal (Secular) will donate one month salary for relief works in flood-affected north Karnataka, former state chief minister and JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy announced on Friday.

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