Indian Army Rescues Over 200 in Assam Floods

The Indian Army has rescued more than 200 people stranded by severe floods in the northeastern state of Assam. The operation, named 'Operation Jal Rahat', involved rescue boats, medical teams, engineering resources, and relief supplies. Soldiers worked to evacuate civilians from submerged areas and provide immediate assistance. The floods, caused by heavy monsoon rains, have affected several districts, leaving many people trapped in their homes. The army coordinated with local authorities to reach the worst-hit regions. Medical teams are providing first aid and checking for waterborne diseases. Relief stores, including food and drinking water, are being distributed to those in need. The army's engineering resources are also helping to clear blocked roads and restore access. This rescue effort is part of the army's ongoing commitment to assist during natural disasters. Assam frequently experiences flooding during the monsoon season, but this year's rains have been particularly intense. The army continues to monitor the situation and is ready to deploy additional support if required.