Severe Flooding Devastates Parts of France and Italy

Intense storms have led to widespread evacuations, infrastructure damage, and fatalities as cleanup efforts begin.

France and Italy have been hit by severe storms causing extensive flooding and damage, with thousands of emergency interventions reported.
French regions, including Limony and Givors, saw major evacuations, with over 400 people displaced and significant infrastructure damage.
Italy's Emilia Romagna region and cities like Bologna and Catania experienced devastating floods, resulting in the death of a 20-year-old man.
Authorities in both countries are dealing with transportation disruptions, including road closures and halted train services, as cleanup operations commence.
Experts link the increased frequency and intensity of such extreme weather events to climate change, emphasizing the need for adaptive measures.