Lighting struck the two when they were working in their farms, said district emergency officer in-charge Pragyan Chhatoi.
They were immediately rushed to nearby hospitals, where doctors declared them brought dead, sources said.
The widespread rains have led to the rise in water levels of almost all rivers in the district. Despite it the flood situation has not worsened, engineers of the water resources department said.
Water level of almost all reservoirs in the district remained below their danger levels said chief engineer and basin manager, Rushikulya, Vansadhara and Nagabali basins, Rabindra Kumar Panda.
Meanwhile district administration has alerted the BDOs and tehsildars to remain prepared for any eventuality due to the heavy rains.
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