As the monsoon hits India, it ravages parts of the country, causing more damage than respite. Vulnerable communities across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Assam and Telangana have been badly affected as floods break embankments, submerge houses, damaging crops and lands. The floods have further aggravated the challenges faced by women and children, who are more vulnerable during a crisis and lack access to basic needs, like food, access to critical personal hygiene, sanitation healthcare, etc.

As the death toll crosses 500, and more than 10 lakh people displaced, there is an urgent humanitarian need to support communities who are at the brink of the crisis, and are still recuperating from the shadows of the pandemic.

CAF India along with its partner NGOs is working in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Assam and Telangana to provide Health Care Interventions, Dry Ration, Survival Kits, Personal Hygiene Kits, etc as a first response.

Latest Update from the Ground

Assam - 96 Revenue Circles and 2,930 villages have been impacted by flood incidents, including approximately 1.9 million people. Currently over 100,000 people are taking shelter in 373 relief camps.

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Maharashtra - As many as 249 villages have been severely affected due to floods in the Gadchiroli district, according to disaster management officials. Thirty-five relief camps are set up for the displaced due to the situation. So far, the state government and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams have evacuated 5,968 people from various places.

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Gujarat - More than 9000 people had to be relocated to safer place. Heavy rainfall in several districts have been predicted in the coming days, which is likely to worsen the situation further.

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Telangana - The prevailing rains have created a flood-like situation in Telangana, and the Indian Meteorological Department has issued an imminent flash flood warning in 8 districts. Currently, several districts and villages are completely inundated, as per reports, which has completely halted mobility, electricity supply, and have caused widespread damage to crops.

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In such turbulent time, our best efforts are to provide last mile support to communities affected by the floods. For us and our partners who are working round the clock to support flood affected victims, we need your support and generous contribution.

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