The thunderstorm blew down hundreds of trees in its path, damaging numerous vehicles in Moscow and its surrounding neighborhoods, causing commuter train delays and bringing traffic to a standstillThe death toll after Monday afternoon's violent thunderstorms that hammered Moscow has left at least seven people dead and 69 injured, a source at the capital's emergency services told TASS. "According to medics, seven people were killed in various districts as trees and other objects were torn down," the source said.The source said 69 people needed medical attention after the storm.The Russian Investigative Committee has confirmed the death of six people.
At least 11 people are killed and 69 are injured as a severe thunderstorm hits Moscow, Russia.