Poland: Low-Pressure System Boris Causes Deadly Flooding In Southwestern Region

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Poland: Low-Pressure System Boris Causes Deadly Flooding In Southwestern Region

A low-pressure system named Boris brought severe weather and caused devastating flooding in Southwestern region of Poland. Dozens of people were evacuated, and one person died by drowning in the Klodzko region.

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  • Lower Silesia, Poland Video Recording Date/Time: September 15, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Kłodzko, 2024 at 01:00h

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