India's pride Taj Mahal damaged in deadly India thunderstorm


AGRA: A deadly thunderstorm that rolled across parts of northern India damaged sections of the Taj Mahal complex, one of the seven wonders of the world, including the main gate and a railing running below its five lofty domes, officials said on Sunday (May 31).

One of the world's main highlight among tourists, India's top tourist attraction has been shut since mid-March as part of measures to try and combat the Cobid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.

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