Heavy monsoon rainfall causes flash floods and landslides across parts of North and Northeast India, with Jammu and Kashmir reporting the worst impact. Multiple incidents linked to the persistent rains are reported from the twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri in J&K, where at least 11 people die and others are reported missing. Rescue and search efforts are undertaken by multiple agencies to locate those still unaccounted for and to assist affected residents.

In addition to Jammu and Kashmir, rain-related incidents are also reported from Uttarakhand and Nagaland, where the same weather system contributes to flooding and landslide conditions. Across the affected regions, the total death toll reported by outlets is 16. Authorities continue assessments of damage and remain focused on emergency response as the rainfall conditions persist. The reported incidents underline the broad impact of the monsoon rains, with hazards including sudden flooding and slope failures affecting several districts.