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Tornado Sweeps Through Southern France, Injuring Dozens and Damaging Homes
A tornado has struck villages in southern France, injuring over 40 people and damaging hundreds of homes, with the village of Pomas suffering the worst impact.
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A destructive tornado has torn through villages in southern France, leaving more than 40 people injured and destroying homes. The severe weather caused widespread disruption across the affected areas. The south-western village of Pomas was hardest hit by the storm. In Pomas, hundreds of homes sustained damage, and 15 individuals were taken to the hospital following the event.
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