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Heavy rain in Kerala, three die of lightning in Tvm

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Heavy rain in Kerala, three die of lightning in Tvm
Thiruvananthapuram: Three men died here after they were struck by lightning on Tuesday, a day that saw parts of Kerala receiving heavy rain.

The deceased have been identified as Jagan from Kunnukuzhy and Freddy and Michael, both hailing from Poovar.

Thampanoor has been inundated following heavy rain which started in the afternoon. The Thiruvananthapuram District Collector has issued a warning to the residents.

Travel to hilly regions, including Ponmudy, has been restricted. People residing at lowlands have been asked to keep a strict vigil.

The Collector ordered district, taluk and village-level officials to return to respective offices.

Heavy rain continues to lash various districts in the state.

According to MeT office, heavy rains were also reported from Alappuzha, Punalur and Kottayam areas.

An air current formed in the skies of Lakshadweep is said to be the reason for the rain. The unexpected rain caused huge traffic gridlock in Ernakulam. The Meteorological Department said that heavy to moderate rains would continue for two-three more days.

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