US Storms and Flooding: Death Toll Rises to Seven
At a glance
- Severe storms and flooding have caused widespread destruction in Indiana, US.
- The death toll from the incidents has risen to seven.
- Nearly one million people across Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky are without power.
Story so far
Severe storms and flooding have caused widespread destruction in Indiana, US, leading to seven deaths. The storms have submerged homes, roads, and vehicles, affecting at least four counties and leaving nearly one million people without electricity across Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. US President Donald Trump has approved a presidential emergency declaration for Indiana. Separately, a tropical storm is approaching Kauai in Hawaii, causing rain, increasing winds, and power outages for over 40,000 people.
Latest development
The death toll from the severe storms and flooding in the US has risen to seven, with one additional fatality reported.
Latest updates
The death toll from the severe storms and subsequent flooding in the US has risen to seven. The deceased include three women, two men, and a four-year-old child, along with one additional fatality.
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