Italian emergency services have worked tirelessly to save elderly people and people with disabilities trapped in their homes after northern Italy was struck by the nation's worst flooding in a century. At least 13 people have died in the Emiglia-Romagna region while roughly 20,000 people have been left homeless. The crisis has affected 41 cities and towns, caused 23 rivers to burst their banks, and prompted 280 landslides.
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0:00 - Farms, buildings and town inundated by floodwaters in Forli, Italy
0:27 - Firefighters rescued people stranded on top of cars in the Emiglia-Romagna region in Italy
0:58 - Residents saved from their rooftops in Emiglia-Romagna, Italy
1:21 - Firefighters carry residents from their homes in Forli, Italy
2:08 - Bodycam footage shows Italian Coast Guard entering homes to rescue residents trapped in once-in-a-century flooding
2:31 - People left homeless by northern Italy flooding congregate in evacuation centre in Faenza, Italy
2:59 - Italian residents wade through floodwaters and devastation wreaked by catastrophic flooding in northern Italy
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