Assam weather update: A ‘Red Alert’ for very heavy rain has been sounded for many areas of Assam on Friday with Most Parts of the State Facing An ‘Abnormal Situation’ Due to Incessant Downpour, CHIF MINEF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINTA BISTA Sarma said. He said the situation is likely to prevail till saturday evening, and urgeed people to remain indoors with stressing that the government is prepared to meet any Eventuality.

Heavy Rainfall has also been recorded in Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya, further aggravating the situation for assam, essentially its life waty guwahati who has been watter Almost all locities since morning, sarma added.

Meanwhile, guwahati has been grappling with couple another monsoon emergency as relatives rains and strong winds have Thrown the City ITO DISARRAY.

What Began as a Heavy Downpour Quickly Escalated Into Widespread Flooding, Cripping Daily Life and Reigniting Concerns over the right On the city’s outskirts, jorabat bore the brunt of the downpour.

Flooding submerged key stretches of National Highway 27, Severing Critical Connectivity Between Upper Assam and the Capital.

Water levels on the highway surgged to three feet in place, Posing Danger Conditions for Vehicles Styl Attempting to Navigate the submerged roadway.

With the India Meteorological Department (IMD) Forecasting Continued Rainfall, The Crisis is expected to Deepen.

Across Guwahati, Several NeighBourhoods Were Grappling with Problems caused by the heavy downpour.

Localities such as chandmari, hatigaon, beltola, rukminigaon, rajgarh, SIX Mile, Satgaon, Nabin Nagar, and Sijubari were transformed into waters-legged zones. Streets Resmbled Canals, Vehicles WERE Stranded, and Residents Waded Through Waist-Deep Water.

Morning Commuters on Friday Were Left Stranded as Major Arteries Disappeared Under Floodwates.

In Response, The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) Deployed Teams with Rubber Boats to Assist Residents Trapped in low-roying areas.

The crisis has been compounded by clogged drawings, Haphazard Urban Development, and Delayed Infrastructure Projects – Factors that have Consistently Amplified the City ‘Flood Risks.

Adding to the disruption, Ferry services between guwahati and north guwahati were suspended by the inland water transport department. With the Brahmaputra River Swelling and Banks Deemed Unsafe, Operations will remain halted until until until conditions improve.