Floods, landslides kill 15 in India, four in Nepal as rivers rise
- Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across North India left 10 people dead and 17 injured in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, with 63 districts recording above-normal precipitation and widespread damage to homes and crops.
- A weather system moving towards southeast Uttar Pradesh triggered the deluge, with the state receiving 19 times its normal rainfall in 24 hours ending Saturday. Banda recorded 227.6 mm and Hardoi 214 mm.
- Severe weather damaged 117 houses and standing crops across Uttar Pradesh, disrupting power and traffic. In Gajarhiya Tola, a tree collapse killed three family members; 20 kutcha houses were damaged in Kannauj.
- Authorities suspended the Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand till Sunday, while Jharkhand faced severe flooding. Six flights were cancelled at Birsa Munda Airport in Ranchi as the Subernarekha and Kharkai rivers flowed above danger levels.
- The India Meteorological Department predicted continuous rain in Himachal Pradesh till September 29, while Rajasthan anticipated light rainfall starting Sunday due to a fresh western disturbance. Delhi experienced a temperature drop following Saturday's storms.
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Diluvian rains accompanied by thunderstorms resulted in at least 56 deaths in three days in northeastern India in Uttar Pradesh State.
The temporary fort has left 56 dead in India, while 14 people have died in Nepal and 11 remain missing.
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lrytas.ltHeavy rains have triggered floods and landslides in northern India and Nepal, killing at least 68 people in the past three days, emergency services said Sunday.
More than 1,000 homes have been destroyed by floods in India, while many people were stranded due to swollen rivers The post India: At least 56 dead from torrential rains – Rescue operations for trapped appeared first on in.gr.
India and Nepal are affected by constant rains and landslides, which have caused at least 56 deaths in India and 12 in NepalDiluvian rains and landslides have caused at least 56 deaths in three days in north-eastern India in Uttar Pradesh state and 12 in neighbouring Nepal, announced on Sunday the authorities of both countries.Deaths in India were recorded after "the exceptionally heavy rains that hit most of the country's most populous Uttar Pr…
(Hanoi=Yonhap News) Correspondent Park Jin-hyung = Floods, landslides, and avalanches caused by heavy rains have occurred in succession in northern India and Nepal as the monsoon season begins, killing at least 80...
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