Tripura Schools Turn Relief Camps As Floods Displace Thousands
In the wake of severe monsoon flooding, schools across Agartala, Tripura have been transformed into emergency relief shelters for displaced families. Over 10,000 residents across the state have been relocated to safer grounds, with authorities scrambling to manage the crisis under persistent heavy rains.
School Shelters in Action
Ambedkar School: Hosting 130 families, totaling 464 flood refugees.
Vivekananda School: Currently sheltering 220 individuals.
The Tripura administration, guided by Chief Minister Manik Saha, is ensuring the availability of food, clean drinking water, electricity, medical care, and nutrition for children. Medical teams are actively monitoring the elderly and distributing essential medicines. Relief efforts have so far proceeded without disruption.
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