Pollen Storm claims more lives

melbourne - The number of people in Melbourne is deceased by asthma attacks after a thunderstorm, Sunday risen to six. This confirms the Australian Health at ABC News.

Five more people are in hospital with complaints, two of whom are in critical condition. The Monday storm made so much pollen spread was that thousands of people were with pollen allergy asthma attacks.

Since Monday hospitals have treated more than 8,500 patients hay fever. The emergency services were at the peak of the pollen storm to call the few moments and staff leave was recalled to assist.

It is now spring in the southern hemisphere. It has rained a lot, so much grass is now in bloom.

Five more people are in hospital with complaints, two of whom are in critical condition. The Monday storm made so much pollen spread was that thousands of people were with pollen allergy asthma attacks.

Since Monday hospitals have treated more than 8,500 patients hay fever. The emergency services were at the peak of the pollen storm to call the few moments and staff leave was recalled to assist.

It is now spring in the southern hemisphere. It has rained a lot, so much grass is now in bloom.

Thunderstorm asthma, caused by series of freak weather conditions, turned deadly in Australia https://t.co/fV6FTqHrRg pic.twitter.com/NIUWzPkRdj— CNN (@CNN) November 27, 2016