Florence On Flood Alert As Heavy Rain Closes Museums And Roads

Florence On Flood Alert As Heavy Rain Closes Museums And Roads

Florence, Bad Weather, Weather Alert in the City and Metropolis, In the photo images of flooding of streets and houses and cleaning of the same in Sesto Fiorentino Photo by Giuseppe Cabras/IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

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