Cel puțin 100 de oameni au murit în India din cauza inundațiilor devastatoare

Severe flooding in Assam, India, has resulted in at least 97 deaths and affected nearly 170,000 people, forcing many to seek emergency shelter. The monsoon rains have caused significant agricultural damage, with over 14,000 hectares inundated. Health Minister JP Nadda described the disaster's scale as unprecedented, indicating a long recovery ahead. Local authorities attribute worsening floods to illegal coal mining in neighboring Nagaland, while scientists link the events to climate change and increased population exposure.