While floodwaters are currently receding in the Delihi Gohain village of Assam’s Sivasagar district, the local population faces a prolonged recovery process. The flooding has caused significant disruption to daily life, with the village's road network remaining largely underwater. Consequently, residents are forced to rely on boats as their primary mode of transportation to navigate the area.

Although the immediate threat of rising water levels has diminished, the logistical challenges for the community persist. The infrastructure damage has hindered the restoration of normal activities, and the transition back to standard travel methods is expected to take time as the water levels continue to drop. Local authorities have not yet provided a specific timeline for when the roads will be fully accessible to vehicular traffic, leaving the village in a state of ongoing isolation.