Gujarat continues to grapple with the aftermath of heavy rains and flooding. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts more rain, with some areas expected to receive extremely heavy rainfall. Orange alerts have been issued for several districts, urging residents to stay vigilant.
Flooding in Sudan has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, displacing hundreds of thousands and hindering aid efforts. The floods, made worse by climate change, have damaged homes, destroyed crops, and hampered access to clean water. The situation is particularly dire in areas already affected by the ongoing conflict, with people struggling to find food, shelter, and medical care.
Indian left-arm spinner Radha Yadav was rescued by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) after being trapped in severe flooding in Vadodara, Gujarat. The incident highlights the devastating impact of heavy rains on the region, prompting warnings from authorities for residents to stay safe.
Heavy monsoon rains and overflowing rivers have caused severe flooding in Bangladesh, displacing over 5.2 million people and claiming the lives of at least 20. The situation is dire in remote areas where access is difficult, while the government works to ensure relief efforts reach those in need. The floods, exacerbated by climate change, have raised concerns about the country’s vulnerability to extreme weather events.
Heavy monsoon rains have triggered devastating floods in Bangladesh, displacing nearly 300,000 people and claiming the lives of at least 42. The flooding has compounded the challenges facing the nation, which is already grappling with political upheaval following the recent toppling of its government. The situation has also affected neighboring India, where 24 people have died in landslides.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured Tripura of all possible assistance from the Centre as the state battles severe flooding and landslides caused by heavy rainfall. The Centre is rushing NDRF teams, boats, and helicopters to aid in rescue and relief efforts, with over 32,000 people displaced and seeking shelter in relief camps.
The Tripura government has announced an indefinite closure of all schools, colleges, and universities due to heavy rainfall and widespread flooding. The decision was made to ensure the safety of students and staff.
India has denied allegations from some Bangladeshi protesters that it caused flooding in eight districts by releasing water from dams. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) clarified that heavy rainfall in the catchment areas of the Gumti River, which flows through both countries, is the primary cause of the flooding, not dam releases.
Heavy rains have caused widespread flooding in Tripura, leading to the deaths of five people and the displacement of hundreds. Authorities have issued an orange alert and are working to provide relief to affected residents.
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha has requested additional NDRF teams to assist in rescue and relief efforts due to heavy rainfall, flooding, and landslides in the state. The state government has also ordered the closure of all schools until August 22nd to ensure the safety of students.
