US: Indiana Declares Emergency Amidst Severe Flooding

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US: Indiana Declares Emergency Amidst Severe Flooding

Heavy rain and deadly flash flooding persisted in parts of the South and the Midwest on Sunday, April 6. In Indiana, rainfall and rising river levels triggered road closures and evacuations. A state of emergency was declared in some areas.

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