The Tripura government has issued a red alert for all eight districts following continuous heavy downpour over the past two days. Authorities warn of flood risks, infrastructure damage, and displacement, as the state experiences record-breaking rainfall.
Key Developments in Tripura’s Flood Situation
- Massive Evacuations: Over 10,600 people from 2,800 families have been shifted to 60 relief camps across the state.
- Rescue Operations Intensified: 14 rescue teams, including NDRF, SDRF, Assam Rifles, and Civil Defence, have been deployed in West Tripura and Unakoti districts.
- Severe Infrastructure Damage: 201 houses have been reported damaged, with 92 severely affected.
- River Howrah Above Danger Mark: Water levels reached 10.91 meters, posing a high flood risk near Agartala.
Government Response and Precautionary Measures
Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha is actively monitoring the situation, coordinating relief efforts, and ensuring swift response measures. The Tripura Central University has postponed all undergraduate, B.Tech, and diploma examinations scheduled between June 2-4 due to the extreme weather conditions.
Weather Forecast and Future Outlook
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts continued heavy rainfall in Tripura and other northeastern states until June 3, with flooding risks remaining high. Residents are advised to stay indoors, avoid waterlogged areas, and follow official advisories.
For more updates on Tripura’s flood situation and emergency measures, stay tuned!
