Annonay, France - October 17, 2024 Areas of France were on status red flood alerts on Thursday, October 17, after heavy rain caused flooding in the southwest. Video Location: France, Annonay ...

Jean-Philippe Ksiazek/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Supported by By Aurelien Breeden Reporting from Paris. Central and southern France were recovering on Friday from flooding that lashed ...

Heavy rainfall in parts of France caused flooding, evacuations and closed motorways and railway lines on Thursday. In Paris, a man was killed by a falling tree in the evening, as reported by the ...

Severe flooding has brought panic to the streets of France as animals are swept away, roads are submerged in muddy waters and villagers are forced to travel by boat. Yesterday the country was ...

Major floods that struck parts of France due to heavy rainfall on Thursday and Friday began slowly easing on Saturday. In many areas, clean-up and repair work has commenced. Emergency services ...

A car drives in a flooded street near a shopping mall in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways. A man walks in a flooded street in Rive-de-Gier ...

PARIS, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Six French departments were placed on red alert for flooding ... is from the floodwaters. The flooding in the southern part of France comes a week after remnants of ...

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PARIS (AP) — Torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways in central France on Thursday, disrupting transportation in the region. National railway operator SNCF halted regional ...

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Dozens of inhabitants of flooded communities said that by the time they received the regional government's alert, muddy water ...

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