Weather Caused at Least Four Deaths in South-Eastern France
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At least three people have died and one person was injured during severe weather in the southern French region of Bouches-du-Rhône.
Violent weather, resulting in flooding, struck south-eastern France earlier this week. The Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture reported three deaths on Tuesday, bringing the death to four deaths. The rescue team is still looking for a missing person in the Var.
The prefecture did not specify the circumstances of these two additional deaths.
A person is wanted in the Var after the bad weather that hit the department. His vehicle was found accidented near a stream. This Mediterranean episode killed two people, one in Upper Corsica and the other in Bouches-du-Rhône. - Intemperia: a person reported missing in the Var (Weather and weather).
The Mediterranean episode that swept the Bouches-du-Rhône and Corsica, combined with heavy rains, caused significant disturbances. Two people died.
In the Var, on Wednesday, 21 October, rescue workers are looking for a missing person, whose vehicle was found crashed and empty near a watercourse.
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