U.S Snowstorm, Millions of House Without Power - Death toll from snowstorms that hit the U.S. East Coast region continues to grow. So far 13 people are reported killed by a snow storm that came earlier.
As a result of this storm, about 1.6 million homes until Monday, October 31 local time still without electricity. The schools were still closed. Authorities warn citizens not to travel in this weather. Moreover, the streets were lined with trees and electricity poles causing traffic jams.
According to local authorities, likely take several days to be re-lit the lamp for all citizens in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey and other states affected by hurricanes.
Connecticut is among the most severely affected by the storm. According to Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy, 100 roads in the state were closed completely, and approximately 200 other partially closed. He said the power crisis in the state is the worst in history.
Due to power outages, local residents can not turn on the heater so many people who chose to stay in hotels.
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