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At least one person died after torrential rain triggered widespread flooding across Missouri, prompting over 350 rescues and evacuations, including at a summer camp. A state of emergency has been declared as officials warn that more heavy rainfall could worsen conditions…
Missouri flooding: One woman dead after being swept away, over 350 people rescued amid severe weather conditions
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