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Cannes hit by flash flooding with more severe storms possible

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(Reuters) – Raging flood waters swept through Cannes on Monday, pushing cars through the streets and leaving the French Riviera city known for its film festival on high alert. There were no injuries as a result of the deluge in the French southeast region, where in 2015 at least 19 people died in flash floods and tens of thousands had power blackouts. The situation was expected to return to normal by the end of the morning as the storm conti…

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Cannes hit by flash flooding with more severe storms possible

Raging flood waters swept through Cannes on Monday, pushing cars through the streets and leaving the French Riviera city known for its film festival on high alert. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Cannes hit by flash flooding with more severe storms possible

Raging flood waters swept through Cannes on Monday, pushing cars through the streets and leaving the French Riviera city known for its film festival on high alert.

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Cannes hit by flash flooding with more severe storms possible

(Reuters) – Raging flood waters swept through Cannes on Monday, pushing cars through the streets and leaving the French Riviera city known for its film festival on high alert. There were no injuries as a result of the deluge in the French southeast region, where in 2015 at least 19 people died in flash floods and tens of thousands had power blackouts. The situation was expected to return to normal by the end of the morning as the storm conti…

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Cannes in France hit by flash flooding pushing cars through the streets

Raging flood waters swept through Cannes on Monday, pushing cars through the streets and leaving the French Riviera city known for its film festival on high alert. There were no injuries as a result of the deluge in the French southeast region, where in 2015 at least 19 people died in flash floods and tens of thousands had power blackouts. The situation was expected to return to normal by the end of the morning as the storm continued to move eas…

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Voice of NigeriaVoice of Nigeria

Cannes Hit By Flash Flooding

Raging flood waters swept through Cannes on Monday, pushing cars through the streets and leaving the French Riviera city known for its film festival on high alert. There were no injuries as a result of the deluge in the French southeast region, where in 2015, at least 19 people died in flash floods, and tens of thousands had power blackouts. The situation was expected to return to normal by the end of the morning as the storm continued to move e…

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Cannes hit by severe flooding ahead of TFWA World Exhibition

TFWA reports that the flooding "did not cause any difficulties at the Palais or any of our event locations, and preparations are carrying on exactly as planned" This story continues at Cannes hit by severe flooding ahead of TFWA World Exhibition Or just read more coverage at DFNI

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