Persistent rainfall triggered by a western disturbance disrupted transport and daily life in parts of Northeast India on February 11, officials said.
Waterlogging was reported in low-lying areas, while minor landslides affected road connectivity in hilly districts. State disaster management authorities said precautionary advisories were issued to residents, particularly in vulnerable zones.
Rail and bus services experienced temporary delays, though major highways remained operational. Weather departments forecast gradual improvement over the next 24 hours.
Officials urged citizens to avoid unnecessary travel in affected areas and monitor local advisories. No major casualties were reported as of Wednesday evening.
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