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Uttar Pradesh Thunderstorm Kills 117, Injures 79, and Causes Widespread Destruction

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A severe thunderstorm swept through Uttar Pradesh, India, killing 117 people, injuring 79, and causing extensive damage to property and livestock, with wind gusts reaching up to 130 kmph in several districts.

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