Italy: Flooding Hits Milan as Seveso River Overflows Its Banks 2

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Italy: Flooding Hits Milan as Seveso River Overflows Its Banks 2

Heavy storms swept across northern Italy on Monday, September 22, with several regions placed under high weather alerts. The storm brought heavy rain, causing major flooding in Milan as the Seveso River overflowed its banks and forcing residents to evacuate.

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  • 2025 at about 16:00h, Video Location: Corner of Via E. Perrone di San Martino and Viale Evariato Stefini, Italy Video Recording Date/Time: September 22, Milan

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