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Severe storms cut power supply to 540,000 homes in US midwest

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Severe storms cut power supply to 540,000 homes in US midwest
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Severe storms across the US Midwest have caused power outages for over 540,000 homes and businesses, with Indiana being the most affected. The storms have resulted in multiple fatalities and widespread damage to electrical infrastructure.

Crews work among trees and power lines downed by severe storms on Tuesday, to restore power in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Wednesday. Crews work among trees and power lines downed by severe storms on Tuesday, to restore power in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Wednesday. US weather Severe storms cut power supply to 540,000 homes in US midwest Indiana faced most outages at 267,000, about 8% of its customers, with severe thunderstorms and wind ahead

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