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According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), in the year 2021, as many as 2,880 people died due to lightning. The deaths comprised 40% of all accidental deaths caused by “forces of nature”.
India’s Lightning Early Warning System:
Demand for Lightning Deaths to be Covered as Natural Disasters:
Current Coverage Under SDRF:
Vulnerability of Bihar to Lightning Strikes:
Additional Information:
About State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF):
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For more details on lightning, please refer to the editorial dated 14th June
News Source: The Hindu
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