印度东北部阿萨姆邦正经历严重的季风洪灾，目前已造成78人死亡[1]。超过30万人在7个地区受灾[1]，其中Charaideo地区最为严重，受灾人口达137,561人[1]。布拉马普特拉河因暴雨决堤，导致农田大面积被淹，受灾农田面积达21,523公顷[1]。洪灾还造成近17,000头牲畜受灾，其中超过11,000头被冲走[1]。
阿萨姆首席部长Himanta Biswa Sarma表示，"人们无法返回家园，房屋要么被破坏，要么被泥土和淤泥填满"[1]。印度气象部门已发出预警，7月30日至8月1日（周四至周六）将有强降雨，引发二次洪灾的风险[1]。联邦内政部长Amit Shah已承诺提供联邦援助[1]。
Monsoon flooding in India's northeastern state of Assam has claimed 78 lives, with over 300,000 people affected across seven districts [1]. The Brahmaputra River, which spans 2,900 kilometers, has breached its banks due to heavy rainfall, inundating farmland and displacing livestock [1]. According to Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the scale of destruction is severe: "People are unable to return to their homes, which are either destroyed or filled with mud and silt" [1].
The disaster has inflicted significant damage to agricultural and livestock sectors [1]. Approximately 21,523 hectares of farmland have been submerged, while nearly 17,000 animals have been affected, with over 11,000 swept away by floodwaters [1]. The hardest-hit district is Charaideo, where 137,561 residents have been impacted [1].
The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings of continued heavy rainfall from Thursday through Saturday (July 30 to August 1), raising the risk of secondary flooding [1]. Federal Home Minister Amit Shah has pledged central government assistance to aid in relief and recovery efforts [1].