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Flash flooding in Missouri prompts emergency declaration and rescues
Heavy rain flooded roads and homes across parts of Missouri, leading officials to declare a state of emergency. Rescue teams removed hundreds of people from affected areas.
Jul 11, 10:53 AM·1m read4 sources
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Heavy rainfall caused flooding on roads and in homes across parts of Missouri, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency.
Emergency response Officials activated emergency measures after water levels rose rapidly in multiple locations. Police and rescue crews worked through the night to reach stranded residents.
Conditions reported Roads remained closed in several counties while crews assessed damage and continued search operations. No additional details on injuries or property losses were provided in the initial reports.
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