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Heavy rains battered Seoul and nearby cities for two days, leaving at least one person dead and nearly 1,000 evacuated. Flooded roads, landslides and power outages disrupted daily life, while emergency teams rescued over 140 people and worked to restore services.
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Tourism, which is central to Uttarakhand’s economy, has fuelled rampant, often unregulated construction across the State
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Rescue teams are searching for 30 missing people after cloudbursts and flash floods devastated Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi district. Extensive damage to infrastructure and livestock has been reported. The state faces continued rain, with estimated losses nearing ₹700 crore and 78 deaths recorded
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About 1,500 police officers deployed for disaster-mitigation work; more than 2 million people affected by storm
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Water stagnation on the runway caused a couple of flights arriving from Hyderabad to be diverted to Chennai. Additionally, the road leading to the airport was flooded due to the ongoing heavy rain.
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Security agencies deployed for search, rescue and relief efforts, and over 4,500 disaster-affected individuals rescued so far
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Eyewitnesses say they had never seen such a devastating flood and inundation in the Kathmandu Valley in 40-45 years
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In Soreng district's Daramdin, several villages have reported numerous landslides that have damaged homes and resulted in livestock losses
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Of the fatalities, 29 were from Cao Bang Province, 45 from Lao Cai Province, and 37 from Yen Bai Province. Local authorities in Tuyen Quang confirmed on Tuesday that the Lo River dyke in Quyet Thang commune had broken due to rising water levels, according to Xinhua and Vietnam News Agency.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said departments have been instructed to immediately dispatch necessary equipment
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CM Naidu says 9.7 lakh cusecs of flood water was discharged from Prakasam Barrage, recalling that flooding of this magnitude last happened in 1998
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Authorities fear that pilgrims, tourists might meet with road accidents due to possible landslides caused by incessant rain in the region
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According to Vijayawada Municipal Commissioner HM Dhyanachandra, five persons died due to landslides at Mogalrajapuram
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Chief Minister Manik Saha says that as per preliminary assessment, damages to properties, crops and infrastructure amounted to around Rs 15,000 cr
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Says the natural disaster was just another instance of nature reacting to human "apathy and greed"
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22 killed in rain-related incidents; 11 NDRF teams, 3 columns of Army, 4 IAF helicopters assisting in rescue operations
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To evaluate ongoing relief and rehabilitation operations and engage with survivors of the region; CM Pinarayi to welcome PM at Kannur
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Chinese policymakers repeatedly warned that the government needs to step up disaster preparations as severe weather becomes more common
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Chief Minister Siddaramaiah takes to social media, assures his Kerala counterpart of all support
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Over 300 people still missing; private companies and volunteers join operations led by army, police and emergency service units