India, July 9 -- At least 2,589 people have been displaced by incessant rainfall across Tripura, with hundreds of houses damaged and rivers flowing above the expected flood level, according to the latest report released by the State Emergency Operation Centre on Wednesday evening.

No deaths or injuries have been reported due to the rain so far, officials said.

The state has been witnessing incessant rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms over the past few days, disrupting normal life in several districts.

According to the report, 2,589 people from 434 families have taken shelter in 22 relief camps set up in Dhalai and Khowai districts. A total of 300 houses have been damaged due to the heavy rain, including 44 that were completely destr...