Floods kill 3 in Russia, thousands evacuated after dam wall breaks in Dagestan
Heavy rains in Russia's Dagestan republic caused a dam wall to break, leading to widespread flooding and the evacuation of 4,000 people. The Civil Protection Ministry reported that a woman and her daughter died in the flooding, and another person died in a landslide.

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AI-generatedHeavy rains in Russia's Dagestan republic caused a dam wall to break, leading to widespread flooding and the evacuation of 4,000 people. The Civil Protection Ministry reported that a woman and her daughter died in the flooding, and another person died in a landslide. Approximately 2,000 homes were flooded in the Derbent region near the Caspian Sea. Social media showed images of flooded villages and highways, with some vehicles overturned. The flooding was caused by rising water levels following the heavy rainfall. A multi-story apartment building also partially collapsed in the regional capital, Makhachkala.
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5 extractedWater levels rose after heavy rain, leading to further flooding.
Around 2,000 homes were flooded in the Derbent region.
Another person died in a landslide.
4,000 people had to be evacuated after the dam wall broke.
A woman and her daughter died when a dam wall broke in Russia’s Dagestan republic.