Storm ‘Harry’ Hits Southern Italy
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Severe storm “Harry” has struck southern Italy, causing floods, strong winds, and evacuations. Several regions are under a red alert.
Storm “Harry” has hit southern regions of Italy, including Sicily, Sardinia, and Calabria. The civil protection service declared a red alert, indicating a high risk to life and property.
According to the latest reports, 675 people have been evacuated from dangerous areas. Local authorities warn of heavy rain, storm-force winds, and waves up to 9 meters high. Flooding is affecting city streets, creating risks for transport and infrastructure.
Rescue services are on high alert and continue evacuating residents from the most dangerous zones. Meteorologists warn that adverse weather conditions are expected to persist for several more days.
According to the latest reports, 675 people have been evacuated from dangerous areas. Local authorities warn of heavy rain, storm-force winds, and waves up to 9 meters high. Flooding is affecting city streets, creating risks for transport and infrastructure.
Rescue services are on high alert and continue evacuating residents from the most dangerous zones. Meteorologists warn that adverse weather conditions are expected to persist for several more days.
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