At least six people have died and three are missing as a result of the storms that hit Italy, with the city of Livorno in Tuscany among the worst affected.
"The danger is not over yet, the situation is dramatic," said the mayor of Livorno, Filippo Nogarin.
Four people from the same family were found dead in a flooded house in Livorno, where forty centimeters of rain fell in four hours, turning the streets into rivers and carrying cars away, reports Tanjug.
After a summer of drought in Italy, the disasters caused by floods arrived. A thought for the victims... #Livorno pic.twitter.com/R1Aq9FF7Ik
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The newspaper "Korijera dela sera" reports that the girl, her parents and grandfather were killed.
A fifth body was found in an area destroyed by a landslide, while three people are missing, according to the fire department, according to AFP.
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