Cold Wave Death Toll

Uttar Pradesh continued to shiver on Sunday, as dense fog and cold wave conditions continued unabated. At least 25 people died since Saturday, taking the death toll due to the extreme cold to 125, officials said.

The intense cold wave killed 34 more people in Uttar Pradesh, taking the toll to 233, with the mercury dipping to sub-zero levels in at least five districts of the state.

Cold wave like conditions claimed nine more lives across Uttar Pradesh since Monday, bringing the toll this winter to 92.

Seven more people fell prey to biting cold wave in Uttar Pradesh where death toll due to the harsh weather touched 69 on Sunday, while most other parts of North India also shivered and fog disrupted rail and air traffic.

At least 11,000 villagers have been trapped by heavy snow and blizzards in Serbia's mountains, authorities said on Thursday, as the death toll from Eastern Europe's weeklong deep freeze rose to 123, many of them homeless people.

Andhra Pradesh is in the grip of the most severe cold wave in its recorded history which has claimed 15 lives during the last two days as the mercury in most of the 23 districts is three to nine degrees below average.

Cold wave conditions held fort across north India today as the bitter chill claimed six more lives in Uttar Pradesh, taking the country-wide toll to 165 this winter.

North India, on Thursday, continued to reel under a severe cold wave, which claimed the lives of seven persons bringing the total number of people who succumbed to the extreme weather this season to 142.

Bone-chilling cold intensified across north India on Sunday providing no respite to people soaked in the yuletide spirit even as the extreme weather claimed three more lives, taking the country-wide death toll this winter to 131.

Delhi experienced its coldest day in five years on Christmas with the minimum temperature dipping to 2.9 degrees. Five more deaths due to the cold wave have been reported, taking the death toll to 128. Uttar Pradesh has recorded the maximum casualties.

Intense cold conditions prevailed in north India with 24 more people succumbing to the extreme weather, taking the nationwide number of deaths to 114.

Cold wave is sweeping north India with 18 more overnight deaths, taking the nation-wide number death toll to 93. Sixteen people died in Uttar Pradesh and two in Punjab. So far, 61 fatalities due to cold and foggy weather have been reported in Uttar Pradesh, 14 in Jharkhand, 11 in Punjab and seven in Bihar.

Three more persons, including two children, died due to severe cold conditions in UttarPradesh, taking the toll in the state this winter to 92.The three persons, including an eight-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl, died due to cold in Barabanki district in the last 24 hours, officials said here.Cold conditions prevailed in most parts of the sta...

The Cold wave has intensified its grip over north India where the toll mounted to 326 today with 38 fresh deaths, all in Uttar Pradesh, even as Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh reeled under sub-Zero temperatures.

With seven more deaths due to the cold wave in Bihar, the toll has reached 21 in the state.

Uttar Pradesh continued to shiver on Sunday, as dense fog and cold wave conditions continued unabated. At least 25 people died since Saturday, taking the death toll due to the extreme cold to 125, officials said.

The intense cold wave killed 34 more people in Uttar Pradesh, taking the toll to 233, with the mercury dipping to sub-zero levels in at least five districts of the state.

Cold wave like conditions claimed nine more lives across Uttar Pradesh since Monday, bringing the toll this winter to 92.

Seven more people fell prey to biting cold wave in Uttar Pradesh where death toll due to the harsh weather touched 69 on Sunday, while most other parts of North India also shivered and fog disrupted rail and air traffic.

At least 11,000 villagers have been trapped by heavy snow and blizzards in Serbia's mountains, authorities said on Thursday, as the death toll from Eastern Europe's weeklong deep freeze rose to 123, many of them homeless people.

Andhra Pradesh is in the grip of the most severe cold wave in its recorded history which has claimed 15 lives during the last two days as the mercury in most of the 23 districts is three to nine degrees below average.

Cold wave conditions held fort across north India today as the bitter chill claimed six more lives in Uttar Pradesh, taking the country-wide toll to 165 this winter.

North India, on Thursday, continued to reel under a severe cold wave, which claimed the lives of seven persons bringing the total number of people who succumbed to the extreme weather this season to 142.

Bone-chilling cold intensified across north India on Sunday providing no respite to people soaked in the yuletide spirit even as the extreme weather claimed three more lives, taking the country-wide death toll this winter to 131.

Delhi experienced its coldest day in five years on Christmas with the minimum temperature dipping to 2.9 degrees. Five more deaths due to the cold wave have been reported, taking the death toll to 128. Uttar Pradesh has recorded the maximum casualties.

Intense cold conditions prevailed in north India with 24 more people succumbing to the extreme weather, taking the nationwide number of deaths to 114.

Cold wave is sweeping north India with 18 more overnight deaths, taking the nation-wide number death toll to 93. Sixteen people died in Uttar Pradesh and two in Punjab. So far, 61 fatalities due to cold and foggy weather have been reported in Uttar Pradesh, 14 in Jharkhand, 11 in Punjab and seven in Bihar.

Three more persons, including two children, died due to severe cold conditions in UttarPradesh, taking the toll in the state this winter to 92.The three persons, including an eight-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl, died due to cold in Barabanki district in the last 24 hours, officials said here.Cold conditions prevailed in most parts of the sta...

The Cold wave has intensified its grip over north India where the toll mounted to 326 today with 38 fresh deaths, all in Uttar Pradesh, even as Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh reeled under sub-Zero temperatures.

With seven more deaths due to the cold wave in Bihar, the toll has reached 21 in the state.