After deadly floods in India, experts call for better warnings and long-term planning
- GUWAHATI, India -- Rojo Neog left his house in India's Assam state on the evening of July 19 to buy candles after heavy rain knocked out electricity.
- As he rode back on his bicycle, the Dikhow River suddenly rose and the current intensified.
- The floodwaters swept him away, and his body was found three days later, said his niece Priyakshi Gogoi, who lives nearby.
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- GUWAHATI, India -- Rojo Neog left his house in India's Assam state on the evening of July 19 to buy candles after heavy rain knocked out electricity.
- As he rode back on his bicycle, the Dikhow River suddenly rose and the current intensified.
- The floodwaters swept him away, and his body was found three days later, said his niece Priyakshi Gogoi, who lives nearby.
Sources: ABC News