The overall flood scene seems to have improved on Sunday following the halt of rains that lashed parts of the state along with other neighbouring areas.
But the blue refuses to die down where over 2 lakh people hav been reeling under the surging waters of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries.
Official sources told Assam Times that the worst hit districts are Barpeta, Dhemaji, Tinsukia, Morigaon and Lakhimpur over 150 villages have come under the flood.
Barpeta district had the most persons hit by the flood at 10,000, followed by Morigaon with nearly 4,000 people.
Over 1,800 hectares of crop areas are under water currently.
A transformative gathering of educators took place at the Mayflower Hotel in Guwahati, where 76 educators from 38 schools across Assam and Meghalaya came together for WWF-India’s Educators’ Conclave 2024 on November 29. The event focused on empowering educators to instill environmental stewardship and climate literacy in students, while sharing innovative strategies to make schools sustainable and eco-conscious hubs of learning.
With the theme “Raising Generation 30,” the conclave explored actionable ideas for transforming education systems to address pressing environmental challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss.
“The role of educators in shaping future environmental...
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