Woman watched her street become wild river amid floods in Germany
Anja Menzel says scenes in parts of her country right now are just devastating. More than 125 people have died after catastrophic flooding in parts of Europe.
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Posted: Jul 16, 2021 5:23 PM ET | Last Updated: July 16
A woman with an umbrella walks through a flooded street on July 14 in Hagen, Germany, after heavy rain hit parts of the country, causing widespread flooding. A Hagen resident told As It Happens a flooding creek turned her street into a wild river. (Ina Fassbender/AFP/Getty Images)
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