At least 10 people have died in the last 24 hours due to severe flooding in Assam, according to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority. Among the victims are four children. The floods have affected over 600,000 people across the state. Authorities are continuing rescue and relief operations as heavy rains persist. Assam, located in northeastern India, experiences annual monsoon floods, but this year's flooding has been particularly severe. The disaster management authority is monitoring the situation and providing aid to those displaced. The state government has urged residents in low-lying areas to move to safer locations. Relief camps have been set up to accommodate affected families. The death toll continues to rise as rescue teams search for missing persons. The floods have also damaged infrastructure, including roads and bridges, hampering relief efforts. Medical teams are on standby to prevent disease outbreaks in the camps. The Assam government has announced compensation for the families of the deceased. The full extent of the damage is being assessed as floodwaters begin to recede in some areas. The situation remains critical, with more rain forecasted in the coming days. Authorities are urging people to remain vigilant and follow safety instructions.