Assam floods have once again made a comeback as moderate to heavy rains have been lashing many parts of the state. Rains have once again revived with a bang over the state of Assam due to the shifting of the axis of the Monsoon trough towards the foothills due to which moisture incursion has been taking place over the region.
In fact, a cyclonic circulation has also been persisting over eastern parts of Bihar while a trough is extending from the system. The last 24 hours saw some rains including North Lakhimpur 22.4 mm, Goalpara 30.8 mm, Dhubri 25.6 mm, Dibrugarh 9.6 mm, Silchar 6 mm, Tinsukia 13 mm.
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After the fresh wave of floods in Assam, the total affected due to these conditions has gone up to 67,976 from the previous figure of 50,334. A death has also been reported in Upper Assam as flooding increased over the region. Now, the total figures have risen to 32 this season.
Lakhimpur, Jorhat, Charaideo, Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi are expected to remain under threat as heavy rains are expected to occur. In fact, with more rains in the offing, flooding conditions may even spread to other parts of Assam as well.
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