Storms Hit Italy’s Center-South
Heavy rain is causing flooding in several regions of Italy. The Pescara River is overflowing, and schools are closed. People are being rescued from flooded areas.
Severe weather is affecting the Center-South of Italy. The Ofanto River in Bari is overflowing, leading to the rescue of 50 cars in Foggia. The Adriatic railway line has been disrupted by the flooding. Two people were injured in Lanciano due to the flooding. There are reports of a bridge collapse and concerns about potential casualties.
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Highlights
Widespread Flooding in South Italy
Heavy rainfall caused flooding in the Foggiano, Abruzzo, Molise, and Puglia regions.
Pescara River Exceeds Limits
The Pescara River in Abruzzo has exceeded its warning limits, causing a critical situation.
School Closures Across Regions
School closures occurred in 30 municipalities due to the severe weather.
Bridge Collapse and Rescue Efforts
A bridge collapsed on the Trigno River, and rescue efforts are underway involving cars in the river.
Two Injuries Reported in Lanciano
Two people were injured in Lanciano as a result of the flooding.