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Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Joint rescue operations evacuate JNIMS medical students, staff amid severe waterlogging in Manipur

THE TIMES OF INDIA | Jun 02, 2025, 14:46:07 IST

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Joint rescue operations evacuate JNIMS medical students, staff amid severe waterlogging in Manipur

The Indian Army has rescued over 500 civilians from flood-affected areas in Imphal, while also carrying out emergency repairs on a breached riverbank to prevent further flooding. In North Sikkim, nearly 1,400 tourists, mostly from Bengal, remain stranded following the collapse of the Phidang Bridge. Meanwhile, flooding has reached elevated areas in Guwahati, and the Barak River has crossed its danger mark, causing severe flooding in Silchar and Sribhumi. Around 100 families have been evacuated in Mizoram as waters rise. The Indian Air Force successfully airlifted 14 individuals stranded on a river island in Arunachal Pradesh. Additionally, the NH-2 highway in Kohima is closed due to flood damage, and authorities in Tripura have opened 60 relief camps to assist affected residents. Rescue and relief operations continue across the region to address the escalating crisis.

14:46 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: All schools closed in region for third consecutive day due to rain

All schools across Mizoram remained shut on Monday due to heavy rain that triggered landslides, mudslides, rockfalls and waterlogging in different parts of the state, an official said. School Education Department Director Angela Zothanpuii said that all the 11 district administrations announced the closure of schools on Monday as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of the students. The notifications issued by the district administrations said that the school closure directive comes following alarming weather forecasts.

14:34 (IST) Jun 02

Sikkim Weather Live Updates: Heavy flooding hits region after intense rainfall

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13:32 (IST) Jun 02

Imphal Weather Live Updates: 'Evacuated hundreds, carried blood to RIMS', says fire service chief on rescue ops

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13:01 (IST) Jun 02

Sikkim Weather Live Updates: 3 killed in landslide in the region; evacuation efforts underway

A massive landslide struck Chatten in North Sikkim on Sunday evening, killing three people, including army personnel, and leaving several feared missing. Search and rescue operations are ongoing. Over 1,000 tourists remain stranded in Lachung, with local residents and hotel owners leading coordinated evacuation efforts. Damaged bridges and rising river levels are hampering movement. The India Meteorological Department has forecast more heavy rain, worsening flood threats across the region. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide relief as efforts intensify to trace missing individuals and restore access routes.

12:49 (IST) Jun 02

Mumbai Weather Live Updates: Rain continues to lash city

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12:02 (IST) Jun 02

Asaam Weather Live Updates: Heavy rainfall warning issued by IMD

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11:30 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Chatten landslide claims 3 lives; search on for missing

A landslide took place yesterday around 1900 hours at Chatten, North Sikkim which damaged the nearby habitat. Three bodies have been recovered, which include combatants. More are suspected to be missing. Process for identification of the deceased and search operations is in progress: PRO Defence Guwahati

10:19 (IST) Jun 02

Imphal Weather Live Updates: Army evacuates 500 people and secures flood breach

On Day 2 of Operation JalRahat-2, Indian Army and Assam Rifles rescued over 500 civilians from flooded areas in Imphal East and West, deploying 10 flood relief columns with boats. Emergency repairs on the breached Iril River boundary wall were conducted to prevent further flooding. They also ferried stranded patients from JNIMS Hospital and distributed essential supplies to displaced families. Coordination with civil authorities continues.

09:38 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: IAF launches relief mission, rescues 14 from flooded Arunachal Island

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08:49 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Tourists stranded in North Sikkim

Near 1,400 tourists, mostly from Bengal, are stranded after the Phidang Bridge collapse. Authorities confirm all are safe. Lachung and Lachen are worst affected. Evacuation is planned once roads are restored. Travel agents face SOS calls and rising fares. Rescue for eight missing in Teesta continues amid bad weather.

08:48 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: IAF rescues 14 from flooded Arunachal Island

IAF rescues 14, including 13 from Assam’s Tinsukia district, stranded on a riverine island after Dibang River floods. A Mi-17 helicopter lifts them from Lower Dibang Valley. The group, working for a power firm, is stranded for two days. Families reunite after medical check-ups confirm all are stable.

08:47 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Urban flooding in Guwahati’s high areas

West Guwahati faces unexpected flooding in elevated zones like Sundarbari and Lankeshwar. Poor drainage and unauthorised construction block natural water flow. Residents report waterlogging and foul odours. Mobile pumps are deployed, and 'Apad Mitra' teams are set up to assist during the monsoon.

08:46 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: River breaches danger mark in Barak Valley

The Barak River rises above danger level at 21.01m in Silchar, flooding low-lying areas in Silchar and Sribhumi. Four embankments collapse, flooding homes. Education is halted in Cachar. Hailakandi and Sribhumi report severe damage. Rail services are disrupted. Rain is expected to continue till June 4.

08:45 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Evacuations and damage in Mizoram

Nearly 100 families in Mizoram are moved due to landslides, floods and sinking zones. Khawthlangtuipui, Tlawng, and Chhimtuipui rivers rise dangerously. Tlabung, Sairang, and Lawngtlai are badly affected. Several homes are submerged or abandoned. Continuous rain since Wednesday worsens the crisis.

08:44 (IST) Jun 02

Northeast India Flood, Landslides Live Updates: Imphal valley floods and NH-2 collapse

Near 4,000 people are displaced in Imphal Valley, with operations disrupted at radio and hospitals. Army and SDRF lead rescue. 12 landslides and infrastructure damage are reported. NH-2 collapses near Phesama in Kohima, halting all heavy traffic. Tripura opens 60 relief camps as rainfall continues.

Indian Army rescues over 500 civilians in Imphal floods and conducts emergency riverbank repairs. Nearly 1,400 tourists, mainly from Bengal, stranded in North Sikkim after Phidang Bridge collapse. Flooding affects Guwahati’s elevated areas; Barak River breaches danger mark, inundating Silchar and Sribhumi. Around 100 families evacuated in Mizoram. IAF airlifts 14 stranded in Arunachal. NH-2 in Kohima shut; Tripura opens 60 relief camps.

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