The floods have caused widespread destruction, displacing thousands of families and leaving many without shelter or basic necessities. Contaminated groundwater has led to a lack of safe drinking water, exacerbating the crisis. Agricultural losses are severe, with 95% of farmland in Sivasagar district destroyed, leaving farmers financially devastated. The disaster is expected to trigger increased migration as livelihoods in the region become unsustainable. The death toll is likely to rise as rescue and recovery operations continue. Vulnerable populations, including children and the elderly, face heightened risks due to limited access to food, water, and medical care.