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Italy declares state of emergency after storms in southern regions
Storm Harry caused severe flooding and a 4 km landslide in Niscemi, Sicily, forcing over 1,500 evacuations and damage estimated above €1 billion, officials said.
- A state of emergency was declared in Sicily, Sardinia, and Calabria after Cyclone Harry caused significant damage, including a landslide in Niscemi that required the evacuation of over 1,500 people.
- Many homes in the affected areas are becoming uninhabitable, and residents will likely need permanent relocation.
- The Italian government allocated €100 million to aid recovery efforts and manage the aftermath of the storms, while damages were estimated at €740 million, which could double.
- Climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather events in Italy, contributing to the vulnerability of areas like Niscemi.
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