Guwahati: Mankachar in Assam has been severely affected by the first flood of the year, causing widespread damage and disruption.
Incessant rainfall over the past two days has led to waters from the Garo Hills of Meghalaya flowing down and sweeping away roads and homes in the area.
The floodwaters have resulted in extensive damage to crops in various parts of the eastern district.
Paddy fields have been submerged under water, leaving farmers distraught and helpless.
The loss of crops is likely to have a significant impact on the livelihoods of farmers in the region.
The rising waters have also forced families living at the foot of the Sadullabari hill in Mankachar to abandon their homes and move to safer locations.
The situation is dire, with families facing an uncertain future and struggling to cope with the aftermath of the flood.
The flood has brought significant hardship and disruption to the lives of people in Mankachar.
Efforts are likely to be made to provide relief and support to those affected, and to restore normalcy to the region as soon as possible.
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