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Heavy rains leave at least 20 dead in Belgium

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Ensival, Liège (Belgium), Jul 16 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Stephanie Lecocq) Torrential rains in Belgium have already left at least twenty deaths, according to the latest balance offered by the authorities this Friday, after some floods that have caused enormous damage, especially in the southern region of Wallonia, whose government is going to declare a state of natural disaster. FOOTAGE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE FLOODS IN ENSIVAL, BELGIUM

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