Key Points
- Rain disaster in Uttar Pradesh between Sept 25-27 caused 56 deaths.
- 1,021 houses damaged, 63 districts affected, Ghagra and Rapti rivers overflowed.
- Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ordered emergency aid and flood measures.
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Between September 25 and September 27 (Sunday morning), at least 56 people lost their lives and 46 were injured in rain-related incidents in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The highest toll of 7 deaths was recorded in Sitapur, while 5 deaths each occurred in Lakhimpur Kheri, Bahraich, and Balrampur.
1,021 houses were damaged, and 63 districts were affected by the rain. Water levels of the Ghagra and Rapti rivers rose at multiple points, creating a flood risk in low-lying areas. In Lucknow, a part of a historical gate collapsed, but no one was injured.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ordered officials to provide emergency aid to affected areas and expedite flood prevention measures.
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- Heavy rains and resulting floods led to the deaths of 56 people and damage to thousands of homes.
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- The Chief Minister ordered the acceleration of emergency aid distribution and measures against flood risk.
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