(29.16) At least 60 people died in India due to the storm and lightning
At least 60 people were reported to have died in India on Sunday. The deaths occurred in Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal and Delhi due to lightning and storm. The crisis of the storm has become disrupted, the public life of the states. The Times of India wrote that the Kings ordered the treatment of the injured and the relief of the victims. According to government officials, the Times of India said that the wind speed at storm was 109 kilometers per hour.
At least 42 people were killed and 83 others injured in northern Uttar Pradesh alone due to rains and thunderstorms. Lakhimpur Khari area has the highest damage in the state. 84 homes and buildings were destroyed in complete or partial damage to the storm. In the Soval area, 31 buildings have been damaged. The number of houses damaged is 121. In addition to death due to tree rains and death due to the collapse of the wall, deaths occurred in lightning. The death of one of the major advertising boards broke in the northern province of Uttar Pradesh broke. Each in Berbahniki and Bareli has died of 5 people. According to official sources, more cattle have died due to adverse weather conditions in Kasganj area.
In West Bengal, Saturday's natural calamity incidents took place. The Times of India reported that at least 12 people were killed and 15 were injured in the state. An official of the Disaster Management Department of the state said that they were killed due to the lightning incident in heavy rains. 5 in Howrah district, two in West Midnapore and South 24 Parganas and one in Murshabad district.
Four of the five people who lost their lives in Howrah were children. During the storm, they were killed due to the thunderstorm during harvesting. The same condition is also in Andhra Pradesh. At least 9 people were killed in lightning. Three people were injured in Srikakulam and Karaapa.
At least 18 people were injured in Delhi with the death of two people. Only 189 trees in Delhi have been uprooted. Around 70 flights have been canceled