Thunderstorm Death In Up

Thirteen people were killed and at least 28 others injured due to powerful dust storms and thunderstorms in different parts of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. Sitapur, Gonda, Shravasti, Faizabad, and Basti districts, along with other adjoining areas of the state, were affected.

Heavy pre-monsoon rains lashed many parts of Uttar Pradesh on Friday. Although it brought relief from scorching heat, it also left 30 persons dead in storm and lightning-related accidents.

Thunderstorm accompanied by gusty winds claimed 17 people across Uttar Pradesh last evening. Nine people also suffered injuries during the thunderstorm.An UP government spokesperson today said that most of the deaths were caused due to falling of trees and house collapse.

Forty people have died as thunderstorm and lightening struck different parts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand on Monday.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will cut short his election campaign in Karnataka later today and head back to Uttar Pradesh where more than 73 people had died in a dust-storm followed by heavy rains on Wednesday night. The weather office has predicted more thunderstorms in parts of the country including Uttar Pradesh.

After nearly 60 people were killed after being struck by lightning in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar chaired a meeting today of emergency response officials, as the state struggles to cope with heavy rain.

Thirteen people were killed and at least 28 others injured due to powerful dust storms and thunderstorms in different parts of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. Sitapur, Gonda, Shravasti, Faizabad, and Basti districts, along with other adjoining areas of the state, were affected.

Heavy pre-monsoon rains lashed many parts of Uttar Pradesh on Friday. Although it brought relief from scorching heat, it also left 30 persons dead in storm and lightning-related accidents.

Thunderstorm accompanied by gusty winds claimed 17 people across Uttar Pradesh last evening. Nine people also suffered injuries during the thunderstorm.An UP government spokesperson today said that most of the deaths were caused due to falling of trees and house collapse.

Forty people have died as thunderstorm and lightening struck different parts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand on Monday.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will cut short his election campaign in Karnataka later today and head back to Uttar Pradesh where more than 73 people had died in a dust-storm followed by heavy rains on Wednesday night. The weather office has predicted more thunderstorms in parts of the country including Uttar Pradesh.

After nearly 60 people were killed after being struck by lightning in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar chaired a meeting today of emergency response officials, as the state struggles to cope with heavy rain.