Dozens of people went missing this Saturday in island of ischiain the south of Italyafter heavy rain caused a landslide.
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Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said the situation was “very serious” and that 12 people were missing. island of ischia. Others were still trapped under the mud.
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The media put the number of missing people at 13. island of ischiabut authorities warned that the figure could change due to local difficulties.
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Bad weather hinders rescue efforts in island of Ischia, located off the coast of Naples.
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“So far, no deaths have been confirmed,” Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said after the avalanche. Island of Ischia.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, quoted by various media outlets, said earlier that at least eight people were killed in a landslide on the street. Island of Ischia.
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The landslide occurred early Saturday morning in the small town of Casamicciola Terme in the north Island of Ischia.
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The rain that fell on ischia This led to the collapse of the cape, which buried numerous houses under it, destroyed buildings, dragged stones and uprooted trees, and carried vehicles from the street to the very sea.
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Fire brigade spokesman Luca Cari confirmed that they were able to rescue several victims from mud after a landslide and rocks in island of ischia.
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“The search for missing persons, evacuations and assistance to people in danger continue,” the Civil Protection Department said on Twitter about the tragedy in island of ischia.
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Firefighters said they were sending aid from Naples, the nearest city, but insist weather conditions make it difficult for firefighters to reach. island of ischia.
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In the most affected area of Casamicciola Terme, in the north island of ischiaAccording to the ANSA news agency, at least 30 families were trapped in their homes without water or electricity, and the road was blocked with dirt and debris.
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island of ischia It is one of the main tourist destinations in Italy during the summer and is part of the Neapolitan archipelago, of volcanic origin and with steep slopes, so it usually suffers from this type of landslide, most recently in 2009.
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