Severe Flooding Disrupts Transport in Multiple Regions

Severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall has disrupted road communication in multiple regions, including Feni Sadar upazila in Bangladesh, where the Muhuri river has risen above danger levels, submerging vast areas and cutting off access to around 40 villages. In Jammu and Kashmir, landslides triggered by the same intense rains have blocked connecting roads, leaving residents stranded and reliant on foot travel. Austria has also faced challenges, with record rainfall leading to significant disruptions in road and rail transport, including over 450 emergency calls in Vienna. Meanwhile, in Rayong, Thailand, flooding on Highway 36 has rendered lanes impassable, prompting authorities to close the road and implement drainage measures. Local administrations in these affected areas are mobilizing resources to address the emergencies, including food supplies in Bangladesh and recovery operations in India and Thailand. The situation remains dynamic as officials monitor and respond to ongoing weather impacts.