NEW DELHI: Heavy rains and floods in Pakistan’s neighboring India and China have caused massive damage, leaving millions homeless and rescuing those trapped in the floods.
According to details, a large number of people trapped in the flood are being rescued in the Indian state of Assam. Food items are being delivered by helicopter, but the Modi-led Indian government seems to have failed to clean up the flood-hit areas.
As per the statistics, 5.5 to 6 million people have been displaced due to floods in India. Flood-affected families are being relocated to relief camps. Lack of sanitation led to outbreaks of diseases in the flood-hit areas.
Clean water, medicine, and food are also being provided to the citizens by boats. Claiming to be the world’s largest democracy, the country also faced a pool of resources for sanitation and management of flood-hit areas.
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On the other hand, a woman who was in danger of drowning in a flood relay in the People’s Republic of China was rescued. The worst rains and floods in the country since 1961 have affected southern China, including Guangdong province.
The Chinese government has evacuated millions of people, but the damage from the floods has not yet been estimated. The Chinese people are also helping the victims in the flood-hit areas.
