Assam: Brahmaputra River crosses danger level mark in Dibrugarh
First Published: 30th June, 2024 11:37 IST
The flooding has seeped into various schools, social institutions, forest division offices, and main roads throughout Dibrugarh city, disrupting normal life.
The Brahmaputra river has crossed the danger level mark in Dibrugarh. The flooding has seeped into various schools, social institutions, forest division offices, and main roads throughout Dibrugarh city, disrupting normal life.
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