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Lightning kills 43 people in UP, Bihar; rains lash several parts of country

North India witnessed predominantly sultry weather, with Punjab and Haryana recording above-normal day temperatures.

Bihar lightening
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Relatives and family members of victims, who were killed in lightning strikes, mourn during their funeral ceremony, at Paliganj in Patna. (PTI Photo)

Press Trust of India New Delhi
At least 43 people were killed after being struck by lightning in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar as rains and thunderstorm occurred in several parts of the country on Saturday, officials said.
Instances of wall collapse, uprooting of trees and waterlogging were reported in Maharashtra as heavy rains lashed large parts of the western state, including Mumbai, for the second day on Saturday. However, there were no casualties.
North India witnessed predominantly sultry weather, with Punjab and Haryana recording above-normal day temperatures.
In the national capital, the mercury oscillated between 37 and 40 degrees Celsius in most parts of the city.
Light rains and cloudy

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