56 Dead as Rain, Storm Wreaks Havoc in Uttar Pradesh, India

56 dead as rain, storm wreaks havoc in Uttar Pradesh, India

At least 56 people died in 24 districts in separate incidents after hailstorms accompanied by heavy rain and lightning wreaked havoc at various places in Uttar Pradesh between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, according to Uttar Pradesh relief commissioner office. As per the data, 6 deaths were reported from Fatehpur, 5 from Kasganj, 4 each in Meerut, Kanpur Nagar, Buldandshahr, Etah and Auraiya, 3 deaths each in Gautam Buddha Nagar and Kann…

A violent storm with rain, hail and thunderstorms sweeps over Delhi and Ghaziabad. At least four people die. Further storms are predicted.

At least 45 people have been killed by thunderstorms and heavy rains that struck the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The India Meteorological Department forecasts that heavy rainfall and strong winds, gusting between 60 and 100 kilometers per hour, will continue until Monday. The department said red and orange alerts have been issued for some areas.

At least 50 people have died from the torrential rains recorded since Thursday on the...

45 people died due to Al-Ghuzira rains in India - Safan E News At least 45 people died due to the Al-Ghuzira rains that hit the state of Uttar Pradesh in North India. The Indian Meteorological Department expects heavy rains and strong winds with speeds ranging between 60 and 100 kilometers per hour to continue until next Monday. Al-Masdar: Wam The post 45 people died due to heavy rains in India appeared first on Safin e News.

At least 49 killed in rain-related incidents in UP - The Legitimate

At least 49 people have died in storm and rain-related incidents, while many others have been injured in the last 48 hours in Uttar Pradesh, official sources said here on Friday. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has predicted that the storm and rain will continue for the next two days. However, this weather condition is expected to remain till May 29. According to the department, strong storms with a speed of 40 to 60 km per hour are exp…