Landslide near railway construction site in Manipur: Eight killed, 72 missing

- Floods continue in Assam: 12 more killed, 31 lakh affected

- Monsoon arrives in Delhi with two to four inches of rain

- Four killed, five injured in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district

New Delhi: Eight people were killed and six others were missing in a landslide near a railway construction site in Manipur's Noni district. The dead included seven members of the Territorial Army. Four people, including two children, were killed and five others injured in a lightning strike in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district. On the other hand, the flood situation in Assam is still the same and 12 more people were killed.

Indian Army officials said construction work on the railway was underway near Tupal railway station in Manipur's Noni district. At least eight people, including seven members of the Territorial Army, were killed in the landslide. કામગીરી Disposal of missing debris is underway. Among the missing are 6 Territorial Army personnel. The Ijai River was closed due to a massive landslide. The collector said some people were stranded in the river. A rescue operation was carried out.

There were four incidents of lightning in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. A total of four people, including two children, were killed. Five are injured. The meteorological department issued an orange alert in the area. Heavy rains are forecast in 10 districts of Madhya Pradesh. Delhi, meanwhile, received two to four inches of rain.

The monsoon has arrived in Delhi with heavy rains. Many roads were flooded due to heavy rains and many people were trapped in the middle of the road. Heavy rains lashed the coastal districts of Karnataka. It brought life to a standstill. Schools and colleges in Mangalore were declared closed due to rains. Yellow alerts have been issued in these areas till July 4.

The flood situation in Assam is still the same. Another 15 people lost their lives in the rains and floods. The total death toll during the monsoon was 121. More than 21 lakh people in 7 districts have been affected by the floods. Several districts along the Brahmaputra river have been declared danger zones. Apart from that, the water level of many small and big rivers in Assam has reached alarming levels.