At least 10 people were killed due to flash floods after heavy rains in the Central Province of Marme of Italy, while the three were missing.

Marme Province, Central Italy, on September 16, suffered flash floods after recording 400 mm rainfall for 2-3 hours, equivalent to 1/3 of the year rain.

We received a warning, but no one thought that it was so serious, Stefano Aguzzi, head of the provincial Civil Self -Defense Agency Marrer.

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Heavy rains create flash floods attacking many towns, swept away many cars, creating a thick mud layer covering some areas.

The leader of the Italian National Civil Self -Defense Agency Fabrizio Curcio went to Ancona, the capital of Marche province, to evaluate the damage.

In Cantiano village, people have to clean the mud on the roads after the flash floods attack, causing many cars to be damaged and stuck.

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About 300 firefighters are being mobilized and saved dozens of people trapped on the roof of the house and trees to avoid floods.

Paola Pino d'Astore, expert at the Italian Environment Geology Association (SIGEA), said that large floods originated from climate change and not easy to forecast.

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