Cold wave claims 157 lives in North India

Wednesday, January 6, 2010, 11:39 [IST]

New Delh, Jan 6: Despite a reduction in the intensity of cold waves in various parts of North India, the death toll of due to cold winds is now reported to be over 157.

Around 37 more deaths were reported on Wednesday, Jan 6 .

The 31 deaths were reported from Uttar Pradesh. The other six deaths were reported from Bihar.

Earlier on Tuesday, Jan 5, around 125 deaths were reported from across the country.

ANI

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