Flood conditions improve in official bulletin
The affected population and number of affected districts fall; relief camps continue operating at the time of the report.
Source: ASDMA bulletin reported by PTI
Recovery · Updated 11 November 2026
Recovery
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The latest event-specific bulletin verified in this review records a substantial reduction in affected people by 15 August. Its figures are historical, not a count of current displacement.
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Public fundraising and field relief remain active
The Assam Foundation of North America reported that its emergency appeal had received support from 508 donors. Its latest field updates said relief distribution was continuing and rehabilitation work was being prepared with local partners.
Source: Assam Foundation of North America
State update records 100 deaths and continuing displacement
Assam State Disaster Management Authority information cited in credible reporting put the cumulative flood death toll at 100. More than 700,000 people had been displaced during the emergency, while at least 49,000 people remained in 125 relief camps and relief distribution centres. Several rivers remained above danger levels.
Source: Sources: Assam State Disaster Management Authority , Assam state officials and credible reporting
Relief distribution expands into rehabilitation support
The Assam Foundation of North America said distribution was under way in interior parts of Assam. It also reported that a new phase had started to prepare family rehabilitation kits for 250 households in Sivasagar district through its local partners, including the Assam branch of the Indian Red Cross Society.
Source: Assam Foundation of North America
Child-focused response reports severe local impact
Bal Raksha Bharat cited Sphere India data showing more than 178,000 people affected across seven districts and 349 villages, including 27,345 children. The update recorded 267 homes completely damaged and more than 11,489 people in relief camps.
Source: Sources: Bal Raksha Bharat and Sphere India
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Dated facts and recovery milestones
Dates, geography and definitions matter. Historical figures are not presented as current totals.
people affected in the bulletin
ASDMA figures reported by PTI, 15 August 2026
people in relief camps then
28 camps; a dated snapshot, not current displacement
still affected at that date
15 August bulletin; geographic coverage changes between reports
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- Assam State Disaster Management AuthorityOfficial flood bulletin archive · reviewed 11 November 2026
- Press Trust of India15 August account of the ASDMA bulletin · reviewed 11 November 2026
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New local assessments, assistance delivery and recovery of farms and homes. The official archive was not sufficient to verify a later comparable event total in this review.
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