Authorities searching for two Indian-origin persons missing in floods caused by Hurricane Ida
The Hindu
Four persons of Indian origin had drowned as the massive flooding ravaged New York and New Jersey following Hurricane Ida.
Authorities in New Jersey are searching with the help of drones and boats for two missing young Indian-origin persons in the massive floods caused by Hurricane Ida, which has killed over 40 people in the U.S., officials said. Hurricane Ida, which made landfall on August 29 in Port Fourchon, Louisiana, is the second-most destructive hurricane to hit the southeastern state on record, only after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Nidhi Rana, 18, and Ayush Rana, 21, "were last seen Wednesday evening when Ayush's car was caught in the floodwaters”, a report in northjersey.com said.More Related News

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