“Italian Alpine City of Bardonecchia Survives Destructive Mudslide with No Casualties”
In Bardonecchia, Italy, a destructive mudslide caused by heavy rain led to a wave of water, soil, and debris flooding the town and damaging streets, cars, and buildings. Despite the significant damage, authorities confirmed that all residents were safe and accounted for. The mudslide, triggered by an overflow of a mountain stream, resulted in the evacuation of 120 residents and required the rescue of individuals trapped in an overturned camper. Civil protection teams worked to clear debris from roads and assess the situation of the nearby Frejus River. The city, known for its popularity among winter sports enthusiasts and hikers, experienced extensive infrastructure damage, prompting a request for a state of emergency.
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