Hurricane Ida: Hurricanes killed at least 45 people in six US states. Hurricane Ida: Disaster in the US state of Louisiana, power outages of one million homes, it is impossible to stand in strong winds

 

    

Hurricane Ida: Hurricanes killed at least 45 people in six US states. Hurricane Ida: Disaster in the US state of Louisiana, power outages of one million homes, it is impossible to stand in strong winds

Hurricane Ida has killed at least 45 people in six northeastern US states, and US President Joe Biden says the country needs to make "historic investments" to avoid the effects of climate change.

 

The United States is facing the effects of climate change on a large scale, and according to President Biden, it has become a "matter of life and death."

According to the governor of New Jersey, there were 23 deaths in his state, most of which were caused by rising water levels.

In New York, the largest city in the United States, 14 people lost their lives, 11 of whom were trapped in basements. They include a two-year-old child.

Five people were killed in Pennsylvania and a security official was swept away in a flash flood in Connecticut. Has been faulted for environmental change and a dangerous atmospheric devation.

The United States has been plagued by environmental catastrophes for many years, and according to the president, life is now a matter of death. 

The famous Central Park in New York received eight centimeters of rain in just one hour yesterday. All subway lines in the city are closed and all traffic except for rescue vehicles was barred from entering the road.

A state of emergency has been declared in New York and New Jersey, according to the National Weather Service. Flights from here have also been affected.

The New York Meteorological Department has warned of more heavy rain and told people not to leave their homes.

According to the New York Times, a tornado watch has been issued in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, while governors in the states of Virginia and West Virginia have declared a state of emergency.

Satellite imagery released by a company called Maxar on Tuesday showed severe damage along the country's southern Gulf coast.

Hurricane Ida is the fifth-strongest hurricane to hit central America.

Hurricane Ida has wreaked havoc in southern Louisiana in the past few days, damaging thousands of homes and infrastructure.

The power system has also been disrupted in many areas.

    

Hurricane Ida, a Category Four hurricane in the United States, has wreaked havoc in Louisiana. Nearly one million homes in Louisiana have been cut off, with US President Joe Biden saying it could take weeks to restore power.

Hurricane Ida, a Category 4 hurricane in the United States, has wreaked havoc in Louisiana.

Hurricanes in Louisiana continue to blow at speeds of up to 150 mph with heavy rains.

A man has died after a tree fell on a house in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Nearly one million homes in Louisiana have been cut off from electricity, with US President Joe Biden saying it could take weeks to restore power.

After hitting Louisiana, the intensity of the storm has decreased and it has now become a Category 1 storm, but the winds are still so strong that it is impossible for people to stand.

Thousands have been evacuated, but those left in the area have been advised to stay safe and take precautions.

The US president has reported a significant catastrophe in the state and delivered extra assets for alleviation work.