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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Five articles that explain why Assam gets flooded year after year

Five articles that explain why Assam gets flooded year after year

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published Published on Jul 18, 2020   modified Modified on Jul 20, 2020

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What would it take to end the trail of death and destruction the Brahmaputra and its tributaries leave behind each year?

As the monsoon sweeps through North East India, much of Assam is under water yet again. As of July 17, nearly 4 million people are affected by the floods, according to government data. More than 70 people have already perished while 40,000 people across 19 districts are currently in government-designated relief camps. Thousands more would have set up tarpaulin tents on higher land, waiting for the water to recede before they can go back to whatever remains of their homes.

The floods are a way of life for much of Assam’s rural population, thanks to the state’s unique fluvial landscape. But what would it take to end the trail of death and destruction the rampaging Brahmaputra and its tributaries leave behind each year? Can anything be done at all?

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