Environment
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Intense Flash Floods Leave Small Australian Town in Ruins, Sweeping Houses and Cars
Following flash floods that engulfed a small Australian town, entire structures have been torn from their foundations. Disaster management experts on Wednesday referred to the inundation as a catastrophic "wall of water."
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