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El sur de Gales, en el Reino Unido es afectado por la Tormenta Dennis, que también azota a parte de Irlanda. El Gobierno del Reino Unido ha evacuado las casas con 330 advertencias de inundaciones en todo el país y dos advertencias severas en toda Gales.
Las areas afectadas son Pontypridd, Taff’s Well y Nantgarw en Rhondda Cynon Taff. La alerta significa que existe un «peligro para la vida» y cubre nueve áreas del consejo, incluido Neath Port Talbot.
Un hombre fue encontrado muerto en un río cuando las inundaciones y los deslizamientos de tierra afectan a zonas del sur de Gales que la policía describió como «un incidente importante».
APPEAL – A male has fallen into the river at #Ystradgynlais at approximately 10am this morning and has sadly be found deceased further along the river in the Tebanos area. If you witnessed this incident please can you give us a call on 101.
— Ystradgynlais Police (@DPP_NPT_Ystrad) February 16, 2020
Los residentes no tardaron en compartir la situación en las redes sociales:
Flooding in Deri #SouthWales gone through the house and hit the front window out #StormDennis pic.twitter.com/Et5Y5EsRpC
— Dai Gibbings (@1Gibbings) February 16, 2020
Homes evacuated and people rescued amid flooding caused by #StormDennis pic.twitter.com/h151UNc8GN
— BBC Wales News (@BBCWalesNews) February 16, 2020
Widespread flooding across Pontypridd, Nantgarw #StormDennis @gtfm1079 pic.twitter.com/KZUxwpHjxd
— Ioan Dyer (@Ioan_Dyer) February 16, 2020
Flood warnings have now reached an all-time record, with a staggering 594 in place across England.
Follow the latest #StormDennis news here: https://t.co/6zmKWUD27P pic.twitter.com/J7MBoG6213
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 16, 2020
Trees down outside Rathcormac on the R626, Rathcormac to Midleton Rd. @echolivecork #StormDennis pic.twitter.com/P6aRurdUDk
— Ronan Bagnall (@ronanbagnall) February 16, 2020
Twenty minutes sooner to Birmingham, or decent #floodDefences to stop people’s homes being washed out? #HS2 #StormDennis pic.twitter.com/1maByhZ5zP
— Amphidromic (@Amphidromic) February 16, 2020
When #StormDennis does a thing in Carmarthen. pic.twitter.com/ZMVfWiYVSw
— 𝔖𝔦𝔪𝔬𝔫 ℜ𝔦𝔠𝔢 (@simonrice953) February 16, 2020
Widespread flooding across Pontypridd, near the pedestrian bridge in Trefforest #StormDennis @gtfm1079 pic.twitter.com/rUChFuXFg4
— Ioan Dyer (@Ioan_Dyer) February 16, 2020
Not my video, but a scary display of the impact #StormDennis is having on South Wales/Rhondda. This slurry slip is in Tylorstown. This is the same thing that happened in Aberfan pic.twitter.com/okQsK5Vn1Z
— Welshguy78 (@Welshguy_78) February 16, 2020
