Floods Worsen In North East India – Here’s How You Can Help

Floods Worsen In North East India – Here’s How You Can Help
PTI via Indian Express

As Kerala experiences the worst floods it has seen the last 100 years, the North East of the country has been reeling under heavy rains as well and the situation is growing more grim each day. Nagaland has been encountering heavy rainfall since July that has caused floods and landslides in multiple areas resulting in at least 12 fatalities. In Assam, the floods have affected more than 10 lakh people and as per reports, the death toll has increased to over 40.

Assam and Arunachal Pradesh have been put on high-alert post warnings from China regarding rising water levels of Tsangpo River, which enters India as Siang, flows through Arunachal Pradesh and is one of the three rivers that form the Brahmaputra in Dibrugarh district, Assam. Hundreds are fleeing their home in search for safety. In Meghalaya, disaster management teams have been deployed and kept ready in West Garo Hills, North Garo Hills and South West Garo Hills in preparation for any possible emergency. 225 animals have lost their lives so far at Kaziranga National Park.

Once again, we need to come together and help those affected by the floods in whatever way we can. While the situation is being closely monitored by authorities you can contribute to Oxfam who is already on-ground in Assam helping with rehabilitation, rebuilding houses, and delivering life-saving aid.

Find more information on the Oxfam website here.

You can donate to the Nagaland Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. The bank account details are as follows:

A/C No. 10530527879

IFSC Code: SBIN0000214

State Bank of India, Kohima Branch

You can also donate to Rapid Response, an organisation specializing in disaster relief and rehabilitation. You can either donate online or email them on givetorapidresponse@yesbankltd. Their bank account details are as follows:

Account number: 8080811040084

Account name: Rapid Response

IFSC code: YESB0CMSNOC

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