Heavenly disaster has come down on India.

A statement issued by the Disaster Management Department on Wednesday said that 3,000 people were killed in Gaia and Kaimur due to lightning falling from the sky. In the state capital Patna including Bhojpur, East Champaran, Siwan and Arwal, two have been killed while one each in Katihar and Jahanabad districts. Bihar rains began on Tuesday afternoon in the state, which continued for several hours on Wednesday morning. According to the Meteorological Department, Patna, the highest state capital, recorded 95.5 mm of rainfall. Rainfall was recorded at 75.2 in Dhanga, 59.6 in Dehri, 51.4 in Farbes Ganj, 44.6 in Chhapra, 39.1 in Soapal and 21.4 mm in Muzaffarpur.