Highways & rail tracks shelter tales of survival and hope | Guwahati News
Dibrugarh: For 700 flood-displaced families of upper Assam, the national highway was never meant to be home. Neither were the railway tracks. Yet, for nearly 10 days, that’s where they have been taking shelter, caught between speeding traffic and rising waters.Families from Singibil Sontolisiga, Hatighuli, Duarapar Kakatigaon, Santipar, Padumoni and Barotigaon sought refuge on NH-2…