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Back|Tornadoes sweep across Sicily, leaving flipped cars and damaged buildings
Tornadoes sweep across Sicily, leaving flipped cars and damaged buildings
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Tornadoes sweep across Sicily, leaving flipped cars and damaged buildings

Extreme weather causes significant damage to buildings and vehicles in the Trapani area

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  • A rare double waterspout hit the coast near Marsala, Sicily, on Friday, 9 October.
  • The storm moved inland, damaging the Alcide De Gasperi school and injuring two people in Petrosino after their vehicle was thrown into a ravine.

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The event occurred on Friday, 9 October, in the western coastal region of Sicily.

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A rare double waterspout struck the coast near Marsala, in western Sicily, on Friday, 9 October, before moving inland and causing damage to buildings, vehicles and farmland.

The two swirling columns formed over the sea near Marsala's port before reaching land and moving towards the surrounding Trapani area.

The Alcide De Gasperi school in the Terrenove district was also severely damaged.

In nearby Petrosino, a car was hit by the tornado and thrown into a ravine. The two people inside were injured and taken to hospital.

Footage filmed from the Biscione seafront in Petrosino, near Sibiliana, shows the tornado approaching the mainland from the sea.

The extreme weather left a trail of damage across the coastal area, with emergency services responding to the aftermath.

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  • ?What is the current condition of the two injured individuals?
  • ?What is the total estimated cost of the property damage?

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  • A rare double waterspout hit the coast near Marsala, Sicily, on Friday, 9 October.
  • The storm moved inland, damaging the Alcide De Gasperi school and injuring two people in Petrosino after their vehicle was thrown into a ravine.

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