Indiana floods cause 5 deaths and evacuations
At least five people have died as a result of severe flooding that has devastated the state of Indiana in the United States, amid ongoing rescue operations as river levels reach record highs. Hundreds of homes have been evacuated, and some areas have been submerged. Reports indicate that rainfall exceeded 28 centimeters over a two-day period, and in some areas, the White River's water level surpassed 7.3 meters, breaking records dating back to 1913. Emergency response efforts are intensifying to rescue residents; so far, 95 individuals and 45 pets have been saved. Authorities describe the floods as one of the "once-in-a-lifetime" disasters, and President Trump is expected to approve federal support for relief efforts.
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