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UP thunderstorm: 35 killed in a day

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Published : Jul 21, 2019, 11:44 PM IST

Updated : Jul 22, 2019, 3:27 AM IST

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23:32 July 21

35 people killed in UP thunderstorm

Lucknow: As many as 35 people were killed in Uttar Pradesh due to lightning on Sunday, said officials.

A day earlier, lightning had claimed one life in the state, while two others had died of snake bites on July 18 and 20 respectively, the statement said.

13 others were injured due to lightning, the statement added.

The Sunday's lightning victims included seven each in Kanpur and Fatehpur, five in Jhansi, four in Jalaun, three in Hamirpur, two in Ghazipur and one each in Jaunpur, Pratapgarh, Kanpur Dehat and Chitrakoot, the statement added.

Among the three who died earlier, one was killed due to lightning in Deoria, while one lost his life to a snake bite on in Kushinagar on Saturday.

Yet another person had died of snakebite on July 18 in Ambedkarnagar, the government statement said.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed sorrow over the loss of lives in the state and has issued orders to the respective district magistrates to give a compensation of Rs 4 lakh to each of the families of victims.

He also directed officials to ensure that the injured persons get adequate treatment and that there should be no laxity in the execution of relief works, the statement said. 

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23:32 July 21

35 people killed in UP thunderstorm

Lucknow: As many as 35 people were killed in Uttar Pradesh due to lightning on Sunday, said officials.

A day earlier, lightning had claimed one life in the state, while two others had died of snake bites on July 18 and 20 respectively, the statement said.

13 others were injured due to lightning, the statement added.

The Sunday's lightning victims included seven each in Kanpur and Fatehpur, five in Jhansi, four in Jalaun, three in Hamirpur, two in Ghazipur and one each in Jaunpur, Pratapgarh, Kanpur Dehat and Chitrakoot, the statement added.

Among the three who died earlier, one was killed due to lightning in Deoria, while one lost his life to a snake bite on in Kushinagar on Saturday.

Yet another person had died of snakebite on July 18 in Ambedkarnagar, the government statement said.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed sorrow over the loss of lives in the state and has issued orders to the respective district magistrates to give a compensation of Rs 4 lakh to each of the families of victims.

He also directed officials to ensure that the injured persons get adequate treatment and that there should be no laxity in the execution of relief works, the statement said. 

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Lucknow, Jul 21 (PTI) As many as 35 people were killed in Uttar Pradesh due to lightening on Sunday, said officials.

         

A day earlier, the lightening had claimed one life in the state, while two others had died of snake bites on July 18 and 20 respectively, the statement said.

          

Thirteen 13 others were injured due to lightening, the statement added.

         

The Sunday's lightening victims included seven each in Kanpur and Fatehpur, five in Jhansi, four in Jalaun, three in

Hamirpur, two in Ghazipur and one each in Jaunpur, Pratapgarh, Kanpur Dehat and Chitrakoot, the statement added.

          

Among the three who died earlier, one was killed due to lightening in Deoria, while one lost his life to snake bite on in Kushinagar on Saturday.

          

Yet another person had died of snake bite on July 18 in Ambedkarnagar, the government statement said.

          

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed sorrow over the loss of lives in the state and has issued orders to the respective district magistrates to give a compensation of Rs 4 lakh to each of the families of victims.

          

He also directed officials to ensure that the injured

persons get adequate treatment, and that there should be no laxity in execution of relief works, the statement said. 


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