Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that the central government is working closely with the Assam state government to provide relief to people affected by floods. During a meeting with MPs from Assam, Modi discussed the ongoing flood situation across various parts of the state and emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of those impacted (thehindu.com). The government is coordinating with local authorities to deliver essential aid, including food, shelter, and medical support, to affected communities.
Floods have caused significant disruption in Assam, with several districts experiencing severe waterlogging and damage to infrastructure. Officials have reported that the situation remains critical in some areas, requiring immediate intervention. The Centre has deployed additional resources to support state efforts, including emergency response teams and logistical support to ensure aid reaches those in need.
Modi expressed his concern for the affected population and urged continued coordination between the central and state governments. The situation remains under close monitoring, with officials assessing the impact and planning for long-term recovery. The government has also urged citizens to remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines during the ongoing crisis.
