US battles record-breaking cold, 43 lives lost as severe winter storms batter the nation

A deadly wave of winter storms has swept through the United States, claiming the lives of 43 individuals across nine states. The severe cold persists, prompting the nation to brace itself for additional snow and ice. These intense winter conditions have caused widespread destruction, property damage, and power outages affecting thousands.

The weather service has issued further alerts for upcoming snow and ice events, signalling the continuation of one of the season's most severe cold spells. The death toll from these storms has now reached at least 43 in nine states, with victims succumbing to various weather-related causes, including hypothermia, carbon monoxide poisoning, and car accidents. In Tennessee, the state health department reported 14 fatalities in different incidents this week, highlighting the gravity of the situation.

In Oregon, a tragic incident occurred during an ice storm, where a fallen power line claimed three lives and injured a baby in a car in Portland on Wednesday. Witnesses recounted that two adults and a teenager were electrocuted upon exiting the car, while a bystander managed to rescue the baby. The severity of these winter storms has left a significant impact on lives in each affected state.

अमेरिका में रिकॉर्ड तोड़ती सर्दी, 43 जीवन गंवाएं, कड़ी सर्दी।