A blast of heavy rain sent landslides barrelling through South Korea's capital and a northern town on Wednesday, killing at least 32 people, including 10 college students doing volunteer work. The heavy rain also left about 620 people homeless and flooded 720 houses and about 100 vehicles throughout South Korea, the National Emergency Management Agency said in a statement. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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ZHANG: In Australia, residents in northeastern Queensland continue cleaning up today after devastating floods. Heavy rain since Monday has seen many towns virtually submerged and thousands of homes have been declared flood affected. STORY: Although rain subsided on Wednesday the fourth after tropical cyclone Ellie passed through, the water level remained high in low-lying towns in northeast Australia, with many towns virtually underwater. 62 percent of the more than one million square kilometers of Queensland is still a declared disaster zone. Thousands of homes have been declared flood-affected and the damage bill is around $70 million US dollars. In Ingham, one of the worst hit towns, residents are pitching in to help each other clean up after the deluge. One local resident who was glad a group of men had given up their beer to help her clean up the damage in her home. [Local Resident]: "Everybody pitches in and helps and they were on the way to the pub." [Local Resident]: "You always chuck your hand in there, it doesn't hurt." Queensland premier Anna Bligh toured Ingham today and says many transport routes were still cut off from the rain, leaving residents relying on boats to get around. [Anna Bligh, Queensland Premier]: "Currently the road is still cut, the rail is cut, and it's likely to be several days before we can get full transport links reopened but we do have a monsoonal trough sitting off the coast and no-one is out of the woods yet we might see a lot more <b>...</b>

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The current rainy season in Nigeria is wreaking havoc in cities and towns and that's causing some non-governmental organizations to seek the climate commission bill. VOA's Jacqueline Ogoh reports from Lagos State.

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July 30, 2010: Pakistan Army continues its relief and rescue activities country wide for the affectees of unprecedented floods. All available troops of Army in respective areas have been fully mobilized and so far 14250 people have been evacuated from the flooded areas. According to details, 3000 people were rescued in Swat, 2000 in Tank, 3000 in Risalpur, 3450 in Nowshera, Charsada and Pabbi. Efforts are in hand to rescue 2800 tourists stranded in Kalam have been evacuated to safer places. 17 Army Helicopters are taking parts in these relief activities besides motor boats. Army troops equipped with sufficient numbers of Boats and life jackets are busy in rescue activities at Nowshera, Jhelum and other flood affected areas. Army troops in concert with civil administration are operating at full stretch continuously. All available troops of Army in Malakand / Swat areas have been fully mobilized to carry out rescue and relief activities. 50 ton rations and 5000 packets of meal have been dropped in flood affected areas through Helicopters. Air mobile ambulance (Helicopter) has also been inducted to provide necessary first aid treatment to the stranded people. Additional 50 motor boats procured from Karachi have started arriving in Peshawar / Risalpur and being pushed in the affected areas. Army Engineers are busy round the clock to keep the major roads open and allow flow of traffic. Army reserve bridges have also been moved to flood affected areas and will be launched as <b>...</b>

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Heavy flooding in Thailand is threatening to wreak further havoc in the capital Bangkok. Officials are beefing up prevention measures as waterways become increasingly bloated. At least 280 people have been killed in the past two months after flood waters swamped more than two-thirds of the country. Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok.

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Torrential rain caused massive flooding throughout the island. This video was taken on the only road from the north coast that extends through the blue mountains and into Kingston.

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Heavy rains over the weekend flood parts of southeast Queensland, Australia, cutting off roads and leaving houses without power. More rain is expected in the region later this week. On Monday, State Emergency Services remained on high alert across southeast Queensland following a weekend of intense rain. Thousands of homes were left without power across the state capital Brisbane and roads were flooded with overflowing creeks. "We have been here for two years, it's flooded like this twice, so far this is the third time now, it's like I'm ready to build an ark now. It was a little bit flooded last night, now it is like a foot of water around the whole house, from front to the back." Local media reported record rainfall in about six places in southeast Queensland in October. "We have had 125 millimeters overnight, that is almost five inches, so it's really high intensity rains." Dozens of roads had been cut off and schools were closed in some parts of the region. The rain is expected to ease later Monday, but more rains are expected in the region later this week.

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In February 2010, Madeira experienced heavy flooding and mudslides after a violent storm, killing at least 42 people and causing extensive damage.

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China has been experiencing the worst of floods in decades. They're continuing to wreak havoc in China's southern Sichuan province and northwestern Shaanxi province. Here's more. Heavy rains, flooding and disasters have killed at least 742 people and left hundreds more missing this year across much of China, state-run media reported on Monday. Rains have affected nearly 36 million people and more than one million have been relocated. Floods and landslides have killed dozens more people in recent days and forced the evacuation of another 12000 people in western and central China. In Jiange County of Sichuan Province, floodwaters washed through villages, submerging houses and streets. In Shaanxi Province, heavy rains caused rivers to swell and damaged scores of buildings. More than a hundred people have been killed and 167 people have been reported missing in the province in the past two weeks. Some 700000 people had to be evacuated. A stretch of the Hanjiang River at Hanzhong City reached its highest point so far this year. Flooding on the Yangtze River at the Three Gorges Dam reached its highest water level since 1987 on Friday. Experts warn the water level could rise even higher. Although floods are common in China during the wet season, floods this year have been the worst in decades. More rain has been forecast for regions in central and southwest China in the coming days.

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Heavy rains in France and Spain causes flooding and mudslides in various areas of the countries.... No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net

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Described as the worst in 27 years, flooding killed at least 77 people in Jeddah Wednesday after a heavy downpour, a Civil Defense statement said Thursday. Authorities identified 21 bodies, for Saudis, and handed them over to their families. The downpour paralyzed the entire city, just two days ahead of the Eid holidays, leaving the citys shaky infrastructure crippled, perhaps for years to come. The Jamia (University) Bridge on the Haramain Highway, in eastern Jeddah, partially collapsed and was closed to traffic. A few old houses in the Jamia District collapsed as well. Motorists on the Haramain Highway were stranded for hours after the heavy downpour. The eastern districts of Jeddah including Abruq Al-Raghamah, Al-Ajawid, Al-Samir, and Al-Tawfiq were completely cut off from the rest of the city. The downpour continued until late afternoon. Part of the highway which links King Abdul Aziz International Airport (KAAIA) and Makkah caved in due to heavy floods coming from scattered valleys east of Jeddah. Traffic coming from the south on the highway was completely halted, while the flow of traffic from the airport to the south was crippled just a few meters from the King Abdullah Bridge, about one km from the partially collapsed bridge. The storm also left thousands of pilgrims stranded in buses headed from Jeddah to Makkah for the first full day of the Haj. The Jeddah-Makkah Highway was closed to traffic as accidents were reported on the 80-km stretch. Were stuck because of <b>...</b>

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A heavy downpour which caused flooding in parts of Benin city. Normally the flooding tends to abate after some hours, but due to the ongoing construction of some roads and some roads which are not tarred at all, this has led to the floods.

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Flooding in Sheffield - Near the Wicker, Lady's Bridge, Nursery Street, River Don burst its banks at Riverside East. Really bad flooding, including Rotherham and Most of South Yorkshire.

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Heavy monsoon downpour continues throughout the country causing huge loss of life and property. Thousands of people have been displaced, their houses washed away and are left helpless under the open sky.

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BREAKING NEWS Bands of heavy rain are crossing Auckland, torrential rain is causing widespread surface flooding around the city, a number of people had to be rescued from their cars after they became stuck in floodwaters, Fire service are receiving multiple calls for assistance due to flooding.

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A group of stranded Chinese people had to be rescued from a bridge after part of it collapsed due to heavy flooding in Sinchun Province, SW China. Fire-fighters set up a zip-line to ferry people across the void as the waters raged below them.... No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net

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For two weeks many children in Pakistan's Swat Valley have been isolated from their parents and the sick unable to get medical help as all the bridges over the river Swat were destroyed by the heavy flooding. The military has taken the lead in trying to restore transport links but for now locals have created large baskets on pulleys to move people across the river, with 700 people a day using it. Al Jazeera's Bernard Smith reports from Swat in northwest Pakistan.

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TVJ NEWS SEPTEMBER 29 2010 JAMAICA FLOOD RAIN TROPICAL STORM NICOLE

Theologian Paul Begley of Indiana calls for Alaska to "brace" for the "Perfect Storm" as it comes to shore with flurry and the fury of God....

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After a heavy rainfall, this section of Ontario street experienced heavy flooding (Kingston Ontario)

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Heavy flooding brought by Cyclone Yemyin devastates Pakistan. Flood victims are in desperate need of humanitarian aid. Operation Blessing is on the ground in Pakistan helping to bring relief in real time through shelter kits and other much needed essential items. While flooding is still affecting other regions worldwide such as China and England, Pakistani flood victims still need help in the aftermath of this disaster.

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Uttrakhand remained cut off from rest of India due to heavy floods, no Haridwar-Dehradun railway service. The 10-feet Lord Shiva idol in Rishikesh washed away in the Ganga water reports Star News senior correspodent Jagwinder Patial

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August 8, 2010: Army continued its relief operation in the flood hit areas of Sindh, Punjab, FATA, KPK and Northern Areas despite heavy rain. Today Pakistan Army dispatched another 140 Boats from Gujranwala to flood hit areas of Southern Punjab and Sindh. A total of 930 boots including 782 of Pakistan Army are being used in rescue and relief operation in flood hit areas. Troops have evacuated more than 1, 25000 marooned people from flooded areas. Pakistan Army troops have provided 850 tons of rations in all flood affected areas. Besides cooked food packets, 23000 Meals Ready to Eat (MRE) were also distributed amongst the flood affectees of KPK on Sunday & Saturday. More than 70 ton of rations have been transported to Upper Swat and12 Trucks of ration was sent for distribution among flood affectees in Dir today. Animal transport is being used for transportation of ration in the far flung areas of Shangla and Kohistan. Today 5000 bottles of mineral water and 20000 kg of dry ration was distributed by Army helicopters in flood affected areas of Sindh province. 35 large size tents were also provided to flood affectees at Loop Bund today. Army Flood Control Center has been established at Abbotabad to provide rescue and relief to affected peoples in AJK, KKH and Northern Areas. 3 Helicopters are employed for relief and rescue in Northern Areas. On Saturday 150 people from Village Kamra were rescued to Sakurdu. 7 Trucks carrying 21 tons of relief goods including rations <b>...</b>

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Heavy flood in Whole Pakistan on 27th or 28th of July 2010, but this video is from Mohalla Masjid Bilal Village Mirza Attock which is presented by Muhammad Asim Mirza(03215757567) From Mirza Village Attock Pakistan.

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TVJ NEWS SEPTEMBER 29 2010 JAMAICA FLOOD RAIN TROPICAL STORM NICOLE

This slideshow was made from pictures taken from around our town, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, after heavy rains caused major flooding in March 2008.

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For more news & videos visit ☛english.ntdtv.com Flooding continues in parts of Queensland and New South Wales, Australia. The government has declared disaster zones in the towns of Chinchilla, Theodore and Dalby. Fortunately these areas are rather sparsely populated. However, there are major concerns as the ground is totally saturated so that even light rain adds to flood levels. Areas in Queensland, Australia have been declared danger zones by the government due to heavy flooding. In the central Queensland town of Theodore, 300 residents were evacuated, some by helicopter, when the Dawson River reached a record high level of 46 feet on Monday. Heavy rains also caused major flooding to farmland in Chinchilla, leaving properties isolated and forcing residents into evacuation centers since Monday. Charlies Creek broke its banks, causing major damage to homes. [Unidentified Resident] "Pretty extreme, I've never seen it this high. There'll be a lot of mess and cleaning up." The Myall Creek near the town of Dalby reached a peak of nearly 11.5 feet on Monday, prompting evacuations. In the neighboring state of New South Wales, up to 200 people were evacuated from the town of Kyogle between Monday and Tuesday. Authorities say it's the worst flooding in the area for decades, and damage is expected to exceed $1 billion.

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At least eight people have died in heavy flooding in south-eastern Brazil. More than ten thousand have been forced to evacuate their homes. Two of the worst affected states are Rio de Janeiro and and Minas Gerais, which one government minister says has had its heaviest rainfall in a century. Jonathan Josephs reports.

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When heavy flooding hit the residents of Nakon Sawan people were forced to abandon their pets and flee to higher ground. Sangduen (Lek) Chailert took a team of volunteers and staff from the Elephant Nature Foundation to bring food and medicine and care for as many of the suffering and starving animals as possible. The animals are now being cared for at a temple by the Foundation's resident vet and volunteers. Check back later this week for an update.

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PESHAWAR, 02 August 2010: Pakistan Army continues its relief and rescue activities country wide for the affectees of unprecedented floods, said an ISPR spokesman. All available troops of Army in respective areas have been fully mobilized and so far 14250 people have been evacuated from the flooded areas. According to details, 3000 people were rescued in Swat, 2000 in Tank, 3000 in Risalpur, 3450 in Nowshera, Charsada and Pabbi. Efforts are in hand to rescue 2800 tourists stranded in Kalam and being evacuated to safer places. 17 Army Helicopters are taking parts in these relief activities beside motor boats. Army troops equipped with sufficient numbers of Boats and life jackets are busy in rescue activities at Nowshera, Jhelum and other flood affected areas. Army troops in concert with civil administration are operating at full stretch continuously. All available troops of Army in Malakand/Swat areas have been fully mobilized to carry out rescue and relief activities. 50 ton rations and 5000 packets of meal have been dropped in flood affected areas through Helicopters. Air mobile ambulance (Helicopter) has also been inducted to provide necessary first aid treatment to the stranded people. Additional 50 motor boats procured from Karachi have started arriving in Peshawar / Risalpur and being pushed in the affected areas. Army Engineers are busy round the clock to keep the major roads open and allow flow of traffic. Army reserve bridges have also been moved to flood affected <b>...</b>

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A slow-moving storm system has pounded New Braunfels, causing heavy flooding.

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WONG: More than 100000 villagers in northeastern Thailand are struggling from flooding caused by heavy monsoon rains since the beginning of the month. Here's more on the situation. STORY: Two people were killed in Lopburi, which is located about 150 kilometers north of Bangkok. It is one of 30 provinces hard-hit by the floods up to two meters deep. Wastewater building up in villages is spreading disease round affected areas. Floating mobile toilets were distributed to villagers as many people had were unable to use those in their homes because of two weeks of flooding. More than 152000 people have fallen ill, including 10000 people in Lopburi. Many victims have skin infections. Boats have also been given to villagers as many roads remain cut off. The only other way to get around is wading through the flood water. [Suchart Suwangard, Banmee District Chief]: "In the aid bags, we also put anti-depressants with other medicine for infected skin. Many people are stressed in the village. At least 14 people have been killed, and 540000 acres of crops, mainly rice, damaged across Thailand. Villagers also moved their belongings to higher ground as the floods threatened to get worse. Some were being forced to stay in temporary shelters on roadsides. Emergency crews distributed bags of food, water and medicine to victims. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said the situation should improve in Lopburi within four weeks if there is no rain.

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February 2011 heavy rains started to fall in Mindanao specifically in the Caraga Region. As a result, a lot of its cities were flooded and some areas even had landslides. One of those cities is Butuan, the main capital of Caraga Region. This is where I grew up and studied. As of now, about 6000 people have been evacuated due to heavy flooding. All schools and offices are closed except those of Emergency response groups, hospitals and disaster management. The airports are shut down leaving a lot of passengers stranded and a lot of flights have been cancelled since Sunday. Currently, Butuan City is under Alert Level 3. The Agusan River is reported to have risen three meters and the surrounding homes have been greatly flooded. No casualties have been reported but two are said to be missing. Here are some tragic and graphic images of the flooding in Butuan City, which is the regional center of the Caraga Region in the Philippines. The name "Butuan" is believed to have originated from the sour fruit "Batuan". Other etymology sources say that it comes from a certain "Datu Buntuan", a chieftain who once ruled over Butuan.

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howtomovetocostarica.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com My god! That was some rain today! We were flooded so that the whole entrance area of our farm was under water. As this was such a powerful experience with some breath-taking footage, we want to ask you: What was the heaviest rain you ever experienced in your life? Please post down below!

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