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FloodIndia·Brahmaputra, Neamatighat, Jorhat, Assam·Updated 23 Sept 2026, 18:00 IST

Flood

Official alertActiveOfficial primary source1 sources · 1 independent families
IFFA Brief
The short version

Assam SDMA has issued a yellow Flood alert for Brahmaputra, Neamatighat, Jorhat, Assam, in effect 23 Sept, 18:00 to 24 Sept, 18:00 IST.

Key facts
  • Official alert type: Flood.
  • Issuing authority: Assam SDMA.
  • Stated area: Brahmaputra, Neamatighat, Jorhat, Assam.
  • Stated effective window: 23 Sept, 18:00 to 24 Sept, 18:00 IST.
  • Alert severity as issued: Yellow.
Developing / uncertain
  • No independent on-ground report has corroborated this alert yet.
  • Casualty, damage and evacuation figures are not established from these sources.
  • No casualty, evacuation or damage figure has been reported by any source.
  • Some statements below rest on a single source and are not independently confirmed.

IFFA synthesises this brief from the reporting and primary records listed below. Every factual statement is linked to its evidence; a sentence that cannot be traced to a source is dropped before publication. This is a synthesis of what the sources say — not a verdict on whether every claim is true.

Coverage at a glance
1 sources1 independent familiesTamil 0 · English 33 official1 primary-doc backed
Coverage alignment
Alignment data insufficientStory-level alignment groups are computed from per-article stance (Phase 4) and publisher alignment history (Phase 5). Shown once both are available.
Coverage asymmetry: none detected
Official alert — as issued
Event: Flood
Issuing authority: Assam SDMA
Severity: Yellow
Certainty: rising
Effective from: 23 Sept, 18:00 IST
Effective until: 24 Sept, 18:00 IST
Stated area: Brahmaputra, Neamatighat, Jorhat, Assam

Reproduced from the issuing authority’s alert, unmodified by IFFA.

Why is this story prominent? — editorial ranking
Why stable · trend score 33
  • + Crisis
  • + official / primary source present
  • + high public-safety consequence
  • + India relevance
  • − mostly repeats facts already reported
  • − single source family so far
Recency0.74
Velocity0.06
Source diversity0.00
Geographic relevance0.66
Category weight1.00
Consequence0.85
Novelty0.25
Corroboration1.00

Trend score is a weighted geometric mean of the eight factors above — every one is shown. 3 reports from 1 independent source family.

Perspectives

How the coverage differs

Official / primary sources state
  • Due to continuous increase of water level of River Brahmaputra at Neamatighat in Jorhat district of Assam, Citizens are
  • Due to continuous increase of water level of River Brahmaputra at Dhubri in Dhubri district of Assam, Citizens are advis
  • Due to continuous increase of water level of River Brahmaputra at Dibrugarh in Dibrugarh district of Assam, Citizens are
Not shown
  • · Tamil-language coverage: too few articles (0) to compare emphasis.
  • · Local / Tamil Nadu outlets: too few articles (0) to compare emphasis.
  • · Political alignment: INSUFFICIENT DATA — IFFA's observed-alignment calibration is below the sample threshold, so cohorts are not shown. Language and local/national differences are shown instead.
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