[000:00:00;00] the norm of precipitation took the main blow to the region emilia romanenko evacuated 20,000 people there are dead what happened to the north of italy rightly called the apocalypse, which provoked heavy rains and downpours of the river between the coast and rimini and bologna, which are more than hundreds of kilometers overflowing their banks flooded roads, farmland and entire neighborhoods damaged. already estimated at billions of euros , not only the authorities are focused on the restoration of the affected regions, but also the organizers of formula 1, which canceled the start racing grand prix, and a critical climate scenario tatiana volkova north, italy for the second time in a month flooded with anomalous rains, one of the largest regions of the country emilia romagna. in fact , she was under water only 2 weeks ago after heavy rains. two people died here. a new series of precipitation forced to overflow its banks, 23 rivers descended, 280 landslides affected more than 40 cities. in 36 hours , an average of 200 mm fell, but in some areas 500 mm, firstly, the vict

catastrophe in a century is accompanied by a six-month norm, 20,000 people were evacuated from the emilia romanenkohere are those who died happened to northern italy. it is rightly called the apocalypse, which was provoked by heavy rains and behind the downpours of the river between the coast and riminia bologna, which is located more than hundreds of kilometers overflowed the banks flooded roads, agricultural land and entire neighborhoods damaged. already estimated at billions of euros , not only the authorities are focused on the restoration of the affected regions, but also the organizers of formula 1, who canceled the start of the racing grand prix, and the critical climate scenario tatyana volkova sever, for the second time in a month, italy is flooded with abnormal rains, one of the largest regions of the country, emilia romagna. in fact , she was under water only 2 weeks ago after heavy rains. two people died here. a new series of precipitation forced to overflow its banks, 23 rivers descended, 280 landslides affected more than 40 cities. in 36 hours , an average of 200 mm fell, but in some