A 40-year-old woman was rescued and evacuated by helicopter
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The Isle of Beauty has been in the grip of very violent bad weather for more than 24 hours.
While the Isle of Beauty has been in the grip of very violent bad weather for more than 24 hours, a vehicle was swept away by the waves, causing the death of two people. According to the prefecture, it was around 1 a.m., in the night between November 5 and 6, on the RT10 between Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio, that the events took place.
The vehicle was carrying three people. One of them, a 40-year-old woman, “managed to escape and was rescued by the SIS and evacuated by helicopter to the Porto-Vecchio clinic”. The two other passengers were later found dead inside the vehicle.
“A terrible tragedy”

Two people were found dead after their car was swept away by the floods on the RT10 between Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio in Southern Corsica. A third person was rescued. Torrential rains caused flooding and landslides in the region.

The unions and the yellow vests are planning new mobilizations until the beginning of December after Act II of October 24. An amendment by LFI MP Paul Vannier, adopted on October 29 in the Finance Committee, removes 8.3 billion euros in credits from Catholic education to finance a 20% increase in teachers' salaries. On October 31, a third day of mobilization in three weeks brought together mostly calm processions, before clashes with the police involving ultra-left rioters.

Météo-France maintains orange “rain-flood” vigilance in Corsica until midday Friday. Cumulative amounts of 150 to 350 mm have been recorded since Wednesday, causing flooding and landslides, particularly around Porto-Vecchio. Gard and Hérault also recorded heavy rainfall.
A Mediterranean episode causes flooding in Hérault. The prefecture has activated a crisis unit and Météo-France is maintaining an orange rain-flood vigilance in the east of the department and the south of Gard.
Corsica is placed on orange rain-flood alert until midnight Thursday, with accumulations of 150 to 200 mm expected and up to 300 mm locally on the relief. Intense rains have already led to the safety of 20 people and the flooding of 10 houses in the south of the island. The Haute-Corse prefecture prohibits school trips and access to the GR20.

Haute-Corse and Corse-du-Sud are on orange alert for risks of rain and flooding. Météo-France anticipates accumulations greater than 200 mm on the eastern facade, with an intensification expected until Thursday.