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A | "About seven lakh [700,000 ] people across 1,618 villages remain affected. Out of these, 2.78 lakh [278,000] people are in 413 relief camps," a spokesperson of the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said on Sunday, as quoted by The Hindu newspaper.,#Assam flood: 5 more die, over 18.35 lakh people still affected pic.twitter.com/8jzF6Bu9l8— BroidNewsTV (@BroidNewsTV) July 4, 2022,According to the spokesperson, five more people were reported drowned or washed away over the past 24-hour period, while another 18 were killed by landslides. The total death toll from the natural disaster in Assam stands at 179.,जहां न पहुंचे सरकार, वहां पहुंचे सरदार#AssamFloods pic.twitter.com/uQ29MA2ohz— RAJKUMAR YADAV (@RAJKUMA19919264) July 4, 2022,Around 138,000 houses have been partially or fully destroyed by floods in Assam and over 47,100 hectares of cropland have been flooded.,At the end of June, Indian media reported that about 5.5 million people had been affected by floods and landslides in Assam, with the death toll standing at around 89.,The floods were reportedly caused by heavy rains continuing for over two weeks, as a result of which the Brahmaputra and Barak rivers burst their banks and flooded most of the state. By June 19, about 528.5 millimeters (20.8 inches) of rain (109% monthly average), fell in the state, according to the Indian meteorological department.,A total of 26 districts remain affected by the floods.。 (ECNS) -- Continuous heavy rainfall in Shaanxi Province since July 30 has forced the evacuation of more than 115,000 people and caused the death of a village official during flood inspections. By 6 a.m. on Tuesday, 115,756 residents had been relocated due to risks from floods, mountain torrents and geological disasters, according to the provincial emergency management department. The rainfall triggered 47 flood peaks across 28 rivers and 40 hydrological stations, though authorities said all reservoirs remained safe. On Aug. 1, Li Yang, Party secretary of Lifeng Village, Hanzhong City, and village staff member Li Guifu inspected flood conditions when their vehicle overturned into a river. Li Yang pushed Li Guifu out of the vehicle through a window, saving his life, but was swept away by the floodwaters. His body was found more than 30 hours later. He was 30 years old. Shaanxi authorities said they will strengthen weather monitoring and early warnings and organize evacuations when necessary to minimize casualties. (By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing) 。