After days of relentless rainfall, Arunachal Pradesh’s flood situation has eased, with major rivers now flowing below the danger level. While the state witnessed severe landslides and flooding, affecting over 33,000 people, rescue and relief operations continue to support displaced communities.
🔴 Key Highlights:
- 12 people lost their lives due to landslides and floods, while search operations are ongoing for a missing person.
- 215 villages across 24 districts were affected, with over 2,292 people evacuated.
- Changlang remains the worst-hit district, where six villages were inundated, leaving 2,231 people homeless.
- Infrastructure damage includes washed-away bridges, disrupted water supply, and damaged farmland.
📢 Officials Speak:
- State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC) Report: “Most major rivers and tributaries were in spate but are now flowing below the danger level.”
- Rescue teams from NDRF, SDRF, and local authorities continue to provide relief and shelter to affected families.
⚠️ Strategic Impact:
- Authorities have opened three relief camps, sheltering 239 displaced people.
- Road connectivity remains disrupted, with ferry services being arranged for affected areas.
- Efforts are underway to restore drinking water supply, as landslides damaged pipelines in multiple districts.
👉 What do you think? Should Arunachal Pradesh strengthen its flood preparedness measures? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
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