Jammu, Nov 2: Over a hundred cattle died due to lightning that struck the mountainous belt of Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district Friday, police said.
s many as 107 goats and sheep died while a dozen cattle were injured in the lightning that struck high altitude Alal Mangota area, they said.
Rajouri Deputy Commissioner Mohammed Aijaz Asad has sent a police team to the spot for immediate assessment of the losses and further action, they added.
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