In Arunachal Pradesh, state government sounded red alert in view of the devastating flood caused by torrential rain during last few days. The Chief Secretary of the state has issued orders to all administrative officers including Deputy Commissioners and Police in the districts to remain alert and assess the situation immediately and submit their reports. 
To meet the situation, as an immediate measure the Government has allotted 10 lakh rupees to all the Deputy Commissioners and 5 lakh rupees each to Additional Deputy Commissioners. Disaster management and mitigation cells have been constituted in the districts to monitor the situation and launch rescue and relief operations as and when needed. Tuki has appealed the civil society organizations, student and youth bodies to voluntarily help the administration in lending a helping hand to the unfortunate victims of nature's fury. He called upon the people, especially those residing in vulnerable areas, to remain alert and adopt immediate preventive and safety measures. To those who are residing in lowland areas, which are dangerously prone to inundation or landslides, he urged them to shift to safer places. Meanwhile, flood situation is still same in Anjaw, Lohit, Changland, Dibang Valley, East Siang and Upper Siang districts.