Floods Hit Venice Once Again

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24 December 2019 10:45 WIB

A man dressed as Santa Claus wades through floodwater in St. Mark's Square during high tide in Venice, Italy, December 23, 2019. Venice suffered its worst week of flooding in mid-November since records began in 1872, recording four tides above 140 cm (4.59 ft) in just seven days. REUTERS/Manuel Silvestri

24 Desember 2019 00:00 WIB

People walk through a flooded street during high tide in Venice, Italy, December 23, 2019. Last month's floods caused around 1 billion euros of damage, according to Mayor Luigi Brugnaro, and severely damaged the tourism industry on which the lagoon city relies. REUTERS/Manuel Silvestri

24 Desember 2019 00:00 WIB

A man carries a child as he walks in the flooded St. Mark's Square during high tide in Venice, Italy, December 23, 2019. As the lagoon city recovers from November's devastation, tourists and locals got out their rubber boots and colourful shoe protectors once again as water levels rose through the city, with a tide peaking at 144 centimetres (4.72 feet). REUTERS/Manuel Silvestri

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