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33 killed in heavy rains, thunderstorm across UP 
The fatalities were reported from five districts

33 killed in heavy rains, thunderstorm across UP 

May 14, 2026
10:43 am

What's the story

At least 33 people were killed in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday due to a severe storm and heavy rains. The fatalities were reported from five districts: Bhadohi, Fatehpur, Budaun, Chandauli and Sonbhadra. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed immediate relief work for the affected families within 24 hours and announced compensation for those impacted by the unseasonal weather conditions.

District-wise toll

Restoration efforts were hampered by the storm

In Bhadohi district alone, at least 16 people died due to the storm. Additional District Magistrate Kunwar Virendra Kumar Maurya said several areas reported uprooted trees and damaged houses. Restoration efforts were hampered as mobile networks were disrupted by the storm. Fatehpur district witnessed nine deaths, with Additional District Magistrate Avinash Tripathi confirming eight fatalities in Khaga tehsil and one in Sadar tehsil due to a house wall collapse.

Fatalities in Budaun

Minor girls crushed under mud wall

In Budaun district, five people, including two minor girls, lost their lives due to a severe dust storm and rain. The girls were crushed under a mud wall that collapsed during the storm. A woman was killed when a tree fell on her sheltering tubewell room in Tark Paroli village. Another man died after an uprooted eucalyptus tree fell on his truck near Bilsi Road.

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Other districts

CM Adityanath expresses condolences to bereaved families

In Sonbhadra district, Madhav Singh died after a tree fell on him while he was taking shelter under it. Chandauli district reported two fatalities due to wall collapse and tree fall incidents. CM Adityanath has expressed condolences to the bereaved families and directed officials to provide all possible assistance to victims. He warned against negligence in relief work and asked the revenue and agriculture departments along with insurance companies to assess damages for compensation.

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