At least five reported dead amid flooding in US state of Indiana
Summary
At least five people have died in Indiana due to heavy storms and flooding over the past week. Governor Mike Braun requested a presidential emergency declaration, which President Donald Trump has agreed to, allowing federal aid to help with rescue and recovery efforts.Key Facts
- Fierce storms caused flooding in Indiana, leading to at least five deaths.
- Rescue teams are using boats to help people trapped by rising floodwaters.
- More than 11 inches (280mm) of rain fell in some areas over two days.
- The White River in Indianapolis overflowed, causing dangerous floods.
- A woman died trying to drive through floodwaters; authorities warn against crossing flooded areas by car.
- A 4-year-old child died when a tree fell on a home during the storms.
- A missing teenager was found dead after jumping into a river.
- Governor Mike Braun said President Donald Trump will approve a Presidential Emergency Declaration for Indiana to get federal assistance.
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