India encounters a thunderstorm weather, and 12 people were killed by lightning in a day

Jimu Journalist Li Manying

According to the Manila Times on September 25, in the past 24 hours, at least 36 people have been killed in northern India. Among them, 12 people were killed by lightning. The Indian authorities issued an alarm that there will be more heavy rain in the next few days.

A staff member responsible for on -site rescue introduced that in northern India, some houses collapsed in heavy rain, causing at least 24 people to die.

15 -year -old Muhammed Usman was hit by lightning (picture source: Associated Press)

In Plajagragi, 15 -year -old Muhammad Usman was hit by lightning, died on the spot, and friends on the side were also injured. He is currently being treated in the hospital.

According to the official introduction, at the past 24 hours, at least 36 people have died due to severe weather in northern India, which has prompted the authorities to release the latest guidelines on how people protect themselves in thunderstorms.

The relevant person in charge of the Indian Science and Environment Center said that global warming increased the frequency of lightning. Some research results showed that every 1 degree Celsius increased by temperature, the frequency of lightning increased by 12 times. Forest felling, water depletion and pollution have led to climate change, which leads to more lightning.

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