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India: Floods in Assam kill 26, with more storms expected

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Floods in India have resulted in at least 26 deaths this week.
The state of Assam in northeastern India has been particularly affected by the floods.
Continuous rainfall caused the floods, with authorities expecting more storms and strong winds in northern areas.
Rushing waters have swept away roads and shops.

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Flooding in India has resulted in at least 26 deaths this week. The fatalities occurred in the northeastern state of Assam, according to authorities, due to incessant rainfall. One source states that 21 people died yesterday, contributing to the total.

The severe weather has caused torrential waters to sweep away roads and shops. Some reports mention that shops were carried away near Kashmir.

Further storms and strong winds are anticipated today in several northern regions of the country.

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