Delhi, Aragua Floods Displace Thousands Across Multiple Regions

Severe flooding caused by the Yamuna River has displaced over 18,000 people in Delhi, forcing many to seek refuge in relief camps and makeshift tents, including along the Delhi-Meerut Expressway. Families like Rani's and Ganga Devi's have lost almost all their possessions and face ongoing struggles with inadequate shelter, hygiene issues, and concern for their children's education. Despite official warnings, many displaced residents risk returning to their flooded homes to salvage belongings, complicating rescue efforts. Relief agencies and local authorities continue to provide food, shelter, and basic amenities, but overcrowding and limited resources exacerbate hardships. Similar flood responses are underway in Venezuelan regions affected by the Cuyagua River, where civil protection officials are assisting affected communities through coordinated contingency plans. The unfolding crisis highlights the urgent need for comprehensive flood management and support for vulnerable populations.