Fransa’nın Korsika Adası'nda etkili olan şiddetli yağış ve sellerde 60'lı yaşlarda bir kişi hayatını kaybetti, ev ve iş yerleri sular altında kaldı.
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Meteo-France issued a red alert on the French island of Corsica.
It was reported that one person died in the heavy rains that have been effective for two days and caused floods in some places on the French island of Corsica.
According to local media, heavy rains negatively affected life in Corsica, where the French meteorological agency Meteo-France issued a red alert yesterday due to the risk of flood.
The lifeless body of a person in his 60s, whose car was caught in the flood in the Haute-Corse province of the island, where record rainfall fell, was found.
According to Meteo-France, houses and workplaces were also flooded on the island, where rainfall reached up to 600 millimeters per day.
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