Another 153 were injured amid extensive flooding, power outages, and the smashing of doors and windows by high winds and driving rain. The water came so suddenly,'' said Coutinho, who slammed the city government for having "reacted so slowly and so badly. Typhoon Hato roared into the area Wednesday with winds of up to 160 kilometers (100 miles) per hour. Hato's fierce gales blew out windows on skyscrapers in the Asian financial capital, raining shattered glass onto the eerily quiet streets below. Two others, a man aged 48 and a woman, 44, died from drowning, according to a press statement.

Source: Times of India August 24, 2017 11:42 UTC