Northeast India’s Only English and Hindi Satellite News Channel

Flash floods, landslides disrupt normal life in various parts of Northeast; Mizoram, Manipur and Tripura among worst hit

First Published: 13th June, 2018 20:58 IST

With the advent of monsoon, flash floods have hit various parts of the region, disrupting normal life and even displacing hundreds. From Manipur capital Imphal to remote parts of Mizoram

With the advent of monsoon, flash floods have hit various parts of the region, disrupting normal life and even displacing hundreds. From Manipur capital Imphal to remote parts of Mizoram and Tripura, landslides and floods have thrown normal life out of gear.

Thousands of people in Tripura have been forced to evacuate their homes due to heavy rains and have been taking shelter in six different relief camps in the state.

The flood affected areas are Khoai district, Unakoti district and the north district of the state. Areas of the Kanchanpur subdivision of north district have also been affected due to heavy floods.

Meanwhile, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has deployed its search and rescue teams to ensure prompt response during floods in different parts of the state.

Torrential rainfall in Mizoram in the last few days has caused massive landslides and flash floods in several parts of the state. In Mizoram, more than 100 houses in Tiperabagh, 70 houses in Serhuan village and 30 houses in Tlabung towns are under waist-deep water.

The government in fact declared a two-day holiday after landslides blocked roads and caused large-scale destruction. Flooding has also been reported in Lunglei and Aizwal districts.

The showers have damaged crops, roads, electrical lines and pavements. Reportedly, a mudslide has obstructed access to the Lengpui Airport.

Incessant rains have alsd triggered landslides and flash floods in some parts of Manipur throwing normal life out of gear. The Churachandpur-Henglep road is almost knee deep in
slippery mud, making it dangerous for vehicles to ply.

Apart from mud, mountain springs are also running across the mountain roads. Rains have also hampered the multi-crore project of Manipur Government that was meant to dredge the river beds in the state.

COMMENTS

WE RECOMMEND

Banner
LPG supply affected in NE as NEPLTA’s indefinite strike enters day 4

Indian Oil has appealed to the agitators to call off their protest as it is 'detrimental' to the interests of the public

07th December 2023
Banner
Manipur: Bandh to protest killing of 13 people paralyses normal life

The grieving families collectively decided to perform the last rites at Andro in Imphal East

06th December 2023
Banner
Manipur: SC gives 3 options to 284 students affected by violence

Those who are unwilling to choose any of the 3 options and yet have issues can file their grievances before the committee led by Justice Gita Mittal: SC

06th December 2023
Banner
Mobile internet ban lifted in Manipur after 7 months

The order was issued on Sunday by the Governor of Manipur, T. Ranjit Singh.

03rd December 2023
Banner
Normalcy coming back to Manipur, will achieve solution soon: Manipur Chief Minister

The Chief Minister said that the condition of Manipur is better now and everything is running smoothly under the leadership of Union Home Minister Amit Shah

03rd December 2023