<p>Even as Assam continued to be deluged with more rain, two people were killed in a massive landslide followed by incessant rain in Guwahati on Thursday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A 12-year-old girl, Marium Begum, was killed in South Sarania near Gandhibasti area when a rock rolled on her house in Sarania Hills.<br /><br />Another person, Manik Chandra Rabha, was killed in the same locality in another landslide. He was a preacher in a local temple<br /><br />Police and NDRF teams are engaged in relief operations while the district administration has advised three families in Noonmati Hills to leave their homes immediately as landslides were feared.<br /><br />“A team from the soil conservation department has surveyed the place and found it to be dangerous,” said Kamrup Met Deputy Commissioner M Angamatthu.<br /><br />The city of Guwahati is dotted with 18 hills, which become vulnerable with the onset of monsoon.<br /><br />In Assam, over 1.22 lakh people are affected by flash floods; six districts of the state are still flood ravaged. River Brahmaputra is flowing above the danger mark in Jorhat and Dhubri.</p>
<p>Even as Assam continued to be deluged with more rain, two people were killed in a massive landslide followed by incessant rain in Guwahati on Thursday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A 12-year-old girl, Marium Begum, was killed in South Sarania near Gandhibasti area when a rock rolled on her house in Sarania Hills.<br /><br />Another person, Manik Chandra Rabha, was killed in the same locality in another landslide. He was a preacher in a local temple<br /><br />Police and NDRF teams are engaged in relief operations while the district administration has advised three families in Noonmati Hills to leave their homes immediately as landslides were feared.<br /><br />“A team from the soil conservation department has surveyed the place and found it to be dangerous,” said Kamrup Met Deputy Commissioner M Angamatthu.<br /><br />The city of Guwahati is dotted with 18 hills, which become vulnerable with the onset of monsoon.<br /><br />In Assam, over 1.22 lakh people are affected by flash floods; six districts of the state are still flood ravaged. River Brahmaputra is flowing above the danger mark in Jorhat and Dhubri.</p>
