Argentina searches for baby, sister swept away by floods
- Rescuers in Argentina are searching for two sisters, aged one and five, who were swept away by flash floods that killed 16 people over the weekend.
- Bahia Blanca experienced over a year's worth of rain in hours, leaving 100 people unaccounted for and causing extensive damage estimated at $400 million.
- The Argentine government has declared three days of national mourning and authorized emergency reconstruction aid of 10 billion pesos for the affected area.
- Pope Francis expressed his support for the victims, stating he felt 'close to the suffering,' while Messi called for solidarity through social media.
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Argentina searches for baby, sister swept away by floods
Rescuers in Argentina searched Monday for two sisters, aged one and five, swept away by flash floods that killed 16 people in the city of Bahia Blanca at the weekend.
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