Floods in Indiana kill at least five
The state of Indiana in the United States experienced severe flooding resulting in the death of at least five people, due to heavy rains that persisted throughout the past week, causing water levels in rivers and streams to rise, especially along the White River in Indianapolis. Authorities worked to rescue more than 90 persons and their pets, and the Emergency Management Agency described these floods as historic and unprecedented, with new record figures recorded. It is expected that U.S. President Donald Trump will approve the state's request for federal resources to assist in recovery efforts.
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