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Bonita Springs Residents Wade Home Waist-Deep in Water Following Irma

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Think you've got a rough commute home? Imagine being forced to wade home through waist deep water. That was the reality for residents of Bonita Springs, Florida, which was one of the cities most affected by Hurricane Irma. Footage shot on Monday showed a number of residents returning to their flooded homes as they trudged through water up to their belly buttons.

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