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Over 250 Dead in 2 Months as Rains Wreak Havoc in MP

The New Indian Express Tirupati

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August 04, 2025

At least 252 lives have been lost due to rain-related incidents during the ongoing monsoon in Madhya Pradesh.

- ANURAAG SINGH @ Bhopal

While 47 people have died owing to heavy rains, 132 were swept away in swollen rivers and streams. More than 60 others died after being struck by lightning; 13 others lost their lives in tree and house collapse incidents. Not just humans, but animals too have lost their lives due to the monsoon fury and associated mishaps. As many as 432 animals (mostly milch animals) and 1,200 poultry perished during the rain fury, which also triggered the collapse of 128 houses, while partially damaging 2,333 houses.

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