Jorhat

1.35 lakh people remain affected by floods in Assam, with three additional deaths raising the total toll to 85. Sivasagar district is the worst-hit, affecting over 55,000 people, followed by 40,000 in Charaideo and 22,000 in Jorhat.

The Assam flood toll has reached 80, with over two lakh people affected. The floods are impacting 21 revenue circles and 437 villages across eight districts, including Golaghat, Sivasagar, Biswanath, Charaideo, Kamrup (Metropolitan), Jorhat, Dhemaji, and Nagaon.

The Army has launched Operation JAL RAHAT III to support flood relief and rescue efforts in Assam's Sivasagar, Jorhat, and Charaideo districts. The operation aims to assist civil authorities in addressing the crisis caused by the floods.

Three Assam districts—Charaideo, Jorhat, and Sivasagar—have unexpectedly become flood-affected, despite historically being less prone to such disasters. The article highlights the shift in these regions becoming a 'waterworld,' contrasting with their previous status as 'near-untouched' areas.

The Assam flood situation has improved with receding water levels, but 6.5 lakh people remain affected. Sivasagar is the worst-hit district with nearly 2.9 lakh people impacted, followed by Charaideo with 1.9 lakh and Jorhat with over 1.3 lakh.

An Indian Air Force (IAF) Antonov AN-32 aircraft crashed while attempting to land at Rowriah airbase in Jorhat district on June 13. All five personnel on board were killed in the incident.

An Antonov An-32 transport plane crashed near Jorhat in Assam, according to the air force. The incident resulted in the deaths of five Indian Air Force staff.

Five Indian Air Force personnel were killed when a Russian-made Antonov An-32 transport plane crashed during landing at Jorhat in Assam. The co-pilot survived, and a court of inquiry has been initiated to determine the cause. Previous IAF aircraft crashes in Assam and other incidents involving Su-30MKI and Tejas jets are noted.

Five Indian air force personnel were killed when a military An-32 transport plane crashed during landing at a base in Jorhat, Assam state. The military did not disclose the total number of people on board or confirm if there were survivors.

Five Indian Air Force personnel were killed when an AN-32 transport aircraft crashed during a routine training flight near Jorhat in Assam. The Indian Air Force expressed condolences to the victims' families. A similar incident occurred in March when two pilots died in a Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter jet crash in Assam.

An Indian Air Force (IAF) AN-32 aircraft crashed during landing at the IAF's airbase in Rowriah, Jorhat, Assam.