In Guwahati, Assam, a recent cloudburst-like rainfall resulted in approximately 120 mm of rain within a few hours, leading to extensive waterlogging and disruption of daily life. Chief Secretary Dr. Ravi Kota conducted a review of the situation, emphasizing the need for timely weather forecasts from the India Meteorological Department and local disaster management authorities. He instructed the National Highways Authority of India to ensure that concessionaires are available around the clock to address drainage issues and clear waterlogged areas. Key road stretches, including Tetelia–Jalukbari and Jorabat–Khanapara, have been prioritized for immediate action. The Guwahati Municipal Corporation and other local agencies have been put on alert to maintain operational readiness for addressing waterlogging in vulnerable neighborhoods. Following a tragic incident in Maligaon that resulted in a loss of life, a magisterial enquiry has been initiated to ascertain accountability. With forecasts indicating the likelihood of continued heavy rainfall, residents in hilly areas are urged to take precautions against potential landslides. Coordinated efforts are ongoing to restore normalcy and mitigate further disruptions.