India Nearly two million people have been made homeless More than 100 people have died in landslides and floods in Bhutan and the neighbouring Indian states of Assam and West Bengal in the last two days.
Officials say many more are missing.
More than two million people are now believed to be homeless because of the floods. The army has been called out in both the Indian states and also in Bhutan, where 87 people have died in landslides since late on Friday. Bhutanese officials said massive landslides have struck an area in excess of 60 kilometres between Chhukha and Kharbanda township in the south. Road communications between the capital, Thimphu, and the country's south have been cut off . The Assam region is completely cut off Power lines have been washed away and many buildings are under water.