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Eight killed in lightning strikes in Jharkhand

Eight killed in lightning strikes in Jharkhand
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At least eight people were killed across six districts in Jharkhand, India, due to lightning strikes over a 24-hour period. Local authorities have confirmed the deaths and are conducting post-mortem examinations.

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Lightning strikes remain a significant weather-related hazard in rural India, highlighting the need for better public safety infrastructure.

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At least eight people, including three women and two boys, were killed in lightning strikes across six districts of Jharkhand, the police said on Sunday (June 14, 2026).

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Factual reporting of a tragic weather event based on police statements.

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