Environment
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Motorists Trapped as Torrential Rainfall Hit Canada, Prompting Flash Floods
As mudslides, boulders, and other debris washes across major roads, a community on Canada's Pacific coast was evacuated and vehicles were stranded. As per local media, 275 people were stranded overnight on Highway 7 in Agassiz, British Columbia, due to two mudslides.
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