The streets of Guwahati, Assam, were left submerged by mirky floodwater after incessant rains hit the area.

Footage captured on June 16 shows vehicles slowing making their way through the floodwater. Locals were also seen wading through the ankle-deep water.

The local government has urged residents in vulnerable locations to move to nearby relief camps.

The state has recorded 42 deaths due to floods and landslides in 2022 so far.

The flood situation in Assam continues to remain grim as the incessant rains over the past few days have caused mayhem in some regions of the state, affecting millions of people. The floods in Assam have not only disrupted normal life but also caused severe damage to the infrastructure and personal properties as well. The heavy rainfall has caused waterlogging in many parts of Guwahati while traffic movement has been hindered, causing inconvenience to locals and commuters alike.

Assam Government has issued an advisory, asking people to restrict movements in public places. The advisory has urged people in vulnerable locations to shift to the nearest notified relief camps. The state has registered 42 deaths due to floods and landslides this year, including the four who were buried under a huge mass of earth in the Boragaon area on Tuesday.