AFP(GUWAHATI) – At least four people have died as a result of severe floods caused by torrential rains in northeastern India, according to government disaster officials on Wednesday.

Government data indicate that floods have affected over a million people.

Every year, the monsoon rains bring about immense harm, but according to experts, climate change is altering weather patterns and causing a rise in extreme weather occurrences.

38 people have died in the northeastern state of Assam, according to disaster officials, since the area was hit by strong rains in mid-May, which caused landslides and flooding.

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