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An employee of the Water Resource department of Assam marks the water level of the river Brahmaputra, which is continuously rising every day due to the heavy rainfall in the Assam on Wednesday,09 June 2010.Water level of the Brahmaputra River and its tributaries are alarmingly rising, which is causing flood threat.

An employee of the Water Resource department of Assam marks the water level of the river Brahmaputra, which is continuously rising every day due to the heavy rainfall in the Assam on Wednesday,09 June 2010.Water level of the Brahmaputra River and its tributaries are alarmingly rising, which is causing flood threat.

People come on a country boat, through flooded paddy field at Panikhati Village, outskirt of Guwahati, on Thursday,02 July 2009. A red alert was sounded in Upper Assam"s Lakhimpur district as an embankment was washed away by the mighty Brahmaputra River inundating a large number of villages, official sources said on Thursday. About 300 villages with a population of more than 14,000 were affected with the East Dhakuakhana, Matmore, Kherkota, Dangdhara, Dimoruguri, Kekuri and Dholpeta gaon panchayats inundated by flood water in Assam. As heavy rains lashes the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra and possibility of further rise in water level the Lakhimpur district administration sounded the red alert and the BSF personnel deployed for rescue operation.

People come on a country boat, through flooded paddy field at Panikhati Village, outskirt of Guwahati, on Thursday,02 July 2009. A red alert was sounded in Upper Assam"s Lakhimpur district as an embankment was washed away by the mighty Brahmaputra River inundating a large number of villages, official sources said on Thursday. About 300 villages with a population of more than 14,000 were affected with the East Dhakuakhana, Matmore, Kherkota, Dangdhara, Dimoruguri, Kekuri and Dholpeta gaon panchayats inundated by flood water in Assam. As heavy rains lashes the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra and possibility of further rise in water level the Lakhimpur district administration sounded the red alert and the BSF personnel deployed for rescue operation.

People come on a country boat, through flooded paddy field at Panikhati Village, outskirt of Guwahati, on Thursday,02 July 2009. A red alert was sounded in Upper Assam"s Lakhimpur district as an embankment was washed away by the mighty Brahmaputra River inundating a large number of villages, official sources said on Thursday. About 300 villages with a population of more than 14,000 were affected with the East Dhakuakhana, Matmore, Kherkota, Dangdhara, Dimoruguri, Kekuri and Dholpeta gaon panchayats inundated by flood water in Assam. As heavy rains lashes the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra and possibility of further rise in water level the Lakhimpur district administration sounded the red alert and the BSF personnel deployed for rescue operation.

A Railway worker measures the water level at Mumbai Central Railway Station in Mumbai on Friday,03 August 2007.