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Rain-triggered disasters in India

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Heavy rainfall and subsequent geological disasters have caused multiple fatalities and injuries across different regions in India. In Arunachal Pradesh, a cloudburst and flash flood in the Dibang Valley struck the Pasu Pani Army Camp, sweeping away shelters and leaving five Army personnel missing. Simultaneously, a landslide at a road construction site in the Upper Subansiri district killed four workers. In Guwahati, ~~separate rain-triggered landslides resulted~~ Assam, heavy rainfall has led to widespread waterlogging and deadly landslides. Moderate rain has paralyzed traffic and inundated major roads in ~~four deaths. One incident~~ areas including Hatigaon, Panjabari, and RG Baruah Road, prompting residents to criticize the city’s drainage infrastructure. Landslides in the ~~Mathgharia area~~ region have caused further casualties. In Mathgharia, a landslide buried a ~~family under soil, though~~ house, killing three members of a family; only one ~~individual~~ child was ~~rescued. Another~~ rescued alive. In Satgaon, a separate landslide resulted in ~~Satgaon killed a woman after a rock fell onto~~ the death of a ~~residence.~~ 65-year-old woman. In response to ~~the Guwahati~~ these incidents, government officials have pledged compensation for victims and discussed relocating residents from perilous hillside locations to safer areas.

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