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Streets of Detroit lined with frozen cars after major flooding

Detroit residents are dealing with dead vehicles frozen in place after a major water main break and subsequent flooding.
City officials have advised residents to file insurance claims and indicated that the Detroit police will tow any affected vehicles to the 4th Precinct for retrieval.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announced that they have completed the rescue phase and are now in the service phase, going house to house after the flooding.
Residents have expressed gratitude for the city's assistance during this challenging time but are eager to return to normalcy soon.

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Streets of Detroit lined with frozen cars after major flooding

Residents in Southwest Detroit are facing frozen, totaled cars after a massive water main break. City crews continue clearing ice as officials offer support.

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