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Torrential rain in southeast France has left 7 people missing, including 2 children. Rescue teams are mobilized for the search.

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Heavy rains in south-eastern France caused by storm Monica have left 7 people missing, including 2 children. Helicopters, drones and more than 300 firefighters and rescue workers are involved in the search operations. Several people have been swept away and some homes are without electricity due to the bad weather.

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Şapte persoane sunt date dispărute în Franţa în urma ploilor abundente din sud-estul ţării aduse de furtuna Monica

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