At least 8 killed after severe flooding in Italy
At least eight people died in northern Italy Wednesday after heavy rains caused flooding and mudslides.
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At least eight people died in northern Italy Wednesday after heavy rains caused flooding and mudslides.
Way and it took him three hours to come in from forli to a place which is near bologna, something that certainly doesn't take three hours, so the situation is very complicated and there are no other ways people can move because regional trains cannot be used. to go back to the people that are having to leave their homes, these are people that are trying to find a way to escape from a very complicated situation with flooding in their homes. find from a very complicated situation with flooding in their homes. and we know this happened _ with flooding in their homes. and we know this happened ve...
Eight people died and thousands were evacuated from their homes after heavy rains caused devastation across Italy's northern Emilia Romagna region, while this weekend's Imola Grand Prix was cancelled, officials said Wednesday. "The city is on its knees, devastated and in pain," said Gian Luca Zattini, the mayor of Forli, a city near Bologna where three people were confirmed
The Emilia Romagna Formula One Grand Prix due to be held at Imola this weekend has been called off as it is "not possible to safely hold the event" due to ..
Situation in italy because it is one of those countries most affected by extreme weather in recent years. these some of the latest pictures of the emilia romagna region. this is forli where the mayor says the city is on its knees and then pain. hundreds of people have been trapped or stranded as the rivers burst its banks in towns nearby people being rescued from their homes by helicopters as you have been seeing. and then the areas around, half the normal rainfall has fallen in 36 hours. you can see the amount of water in the streets as those rescue efforts continued. these are the pictures f...