
Lightning strikes kill 33 people in a week as monsoon season hits India
Monsoon season has brought powerful storms to eastern India, with at least 33 people killed by lightning strikes this week alone.
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Monsoon season has brought powerful storms to eastern India, with at least 33 people killed by lightning strikes this week alone.
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