At least two people died during floods in New Jersey

In the US state of New Jersey, at least two people died during a flash flood. This was reported on July 15 by CBS News with reference to the governor of the state Phil Murphy.

"Murphy spoke about two deaths in the city of Plainfield and about the explosion of a house in the North Plainfield area," the publication says.

According to the governor, the dead were in a flooded car. Their names were not disclosed. Murphy expressed regret for the deaths of citizens and promised to do everything possible to strengthen emergency response systems.

The governor also warned that the weather situation in the region could worsen. It is specified that at the moment an emergency regime has been introduced in the state.

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In the US state of New Jersey, an emergency mode was introduced on July 15 due to floods. The governor appealed to citizens to limit their movements and stay at home.