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Severe weather in Italy causes widespread flooding and landslides

Severe weather across Northern and Central Italy has triggered widespread flooding, landslides, and structural damage, prompting over 1,000 emergency interventions by firefighters. The most critical situation is in Lombardy, where more than 400 rescue operations were conducted. Key incidents include the evacuation of approximately 250 people from the San Simone campsite in Isola di Fondra due to imminent landslide and flood risks. In the Brescia area, two landslides destroyed a bridge over the Val Rabbia torrent in Rino di Sonico, leading to the precautionary evacuation of 81 people. Additionally, the Oglio river flooded parts of Malonno.

Other regions have also faced significant impacts. In Tuscany, hundreds of interventions were required to manage fallen trees and flooding, with several provinces including Pisa and Pistoia reporting high numbers of pending requests. In Piedmont and Liguria, heavy rainfall and strong winds caused flooding and damage to buildings. Rainfall totals reached up to 250 mm in the Orobie Alps and 240 mm on the western shore of the upper Lake Como.

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ARPA Lombardia · Civil Protection · Hungary · Isola di Fondra · Lake Como · Lake Garda · Lake Maggiore · Lombardia · Lombardy · Massimo Sertori · Protezione Civile · Sonico

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