The rising water levels in the Beki River pose a significant flood risk to communities in Assam, particularly in the floodplains of Lower Assam. Residents in low-lying areas near the river are at risk of displacement and property damage. The situation underscores the vulnerability of Assam to floods caused by a combination of heavy monsoon rainfall, sediment load, riverbank erosion, and transboundary water flows. Effective flood management and transboundary cooperation between India and Bhutan are critical to mitigating these risks.