At least 6 people have died from days of storms and record-setting flooding in Indiana
Summary
At least six people have died in Indiana due to several days of heavy storms and flooding. Floodwaters along the White River in Indianapolis reached record levels, forcing evacuations and rescue operations.Key Facts
- Six people died, including a 4-year-old boy, two men, and three women.
- Floodwaters peaked early Sunday in Indianapolis' White River and began to go down afterward.
- Hundreds of homes along the river and canals were evacuated.
- First responders used boats to rescue people trapped by rising water.
- About 130,000 utility customers in Indiana were without power midday Sunday.
- The White River reached over 24 feet, breaking records set in 1913.
- Indianapolis experienced its worst flooding in over 30 years.
- President Donald Trump approved federal disaster aid to support recovery efforts in Indiana.
Read the Full Article
This is a fact-based summary from The Actual News. Click below to read the complete story directly from the original source.
