Indiana suffers its worst flooding in 30 years: at least six dead and hundreds evacuated
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Indiana is experiencing its most severe flooding in over 30 years following historic storms that have forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents. The disaster has resulted in at least five to six confirmed fatalities, including a child.
Authorities and local officials have responded to the crisis as displacement continues across the affected areas. The severe weather events mark a historic low-frequency threshold for the region, matching conditions not seen in the state for three decades.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Snippet 2Highlights historical severity, total death toll of six, and child victim.