According to a report by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), 1,01,809 people are reeling under the floods in the two districts, where 140 villages are under water.
The calamity has damaged crops in 385.67 hectares of land.
Karimganj is the worst affected with over 97,000 people affected by the flood, while more than 4,500 people were hit in Lakhimpur, the report said.
The authorities have opened a relief camp, where about 113 people are taking shelter. A total of 130 relief distribution points have also been set up.
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