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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