Weather Updates LIVE: Death toll in Assam floods rise to five; heavy rains lash Delhi for second day in a row

More than six lakh people have been badly affected as floods continue to wreak havoc in Assam and five people have lost their lives. Meanwhile, heavy rains continued in the national capital for the second day in a row.

The flood situation in Assam further worsened and more than 6 lakh people have been affected in 22 districts, Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) officials said. Two more people were drowned in Majuli and Barpeta districts, taking the death toll to five. #WATCH | Rain lashes parts of Haryana; visuals from Sector 35, Faridabad pic.twitter.com/pE1G2zN2qs Delhi: Several roads waterlogged in the Ring road area as the national capital continues to receive heavy rainfall pic.twitter.com/JQlOGitAEa #WATCH | Downpour across the National Capital. Visuals from near Rakab Ganj pic.twitter.com/c4wztRbudk #WATCH | Heavy rain hits the National Capital for second day in a row, causing partially waterlogged roads. Visuals from near AIIMS, pic.twitter.com/GqbiuiiNTl Thunderstorm with moderate to heavy intensity rain would continue over many parts of Delhi and adjoining areas during the next 02 hours: India Meteorological Department pic.twitter.com/ok5ctZs1Fn Action suggested:1. Follow any traffic advisories that are issued in this regard.2. Avoid staying in vulnerable structures.3. Stay indoors and avoid travel if possible. Impact expected due to Rain over parts of Delhi & adjoining areas:1. Slippery roads and traffic disruption on roads.2. Water logging in low lying areas.3. Occasional reduction in visibility.4. Partial damage to plantations, horticulture and standing crops. Uttarakhand: SDRF (State Disaster Response Force) rescued three people who were stranded at Guchhu Pani in Dehradun, due to a rise in the water level of river. pic.twitter.com/wrJAE9EKdj The flood situation in Nalbari continues to remain critical, where at least 1,10,731 people have been affected. The data states that around 39,500 hectares of crops have been damaged and around 1,300 villages have been affected. The district authorities have put up 85 relief camps in 10 districts to provide shelter to the flood-affected people.