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Home Panorama Heavy rainfall leads to floods in Saudi cities 18-02-2017 04:47 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - After weather warnings in eastern, central and south of the Saudi kingdom, heavy rains transformed some neighborhoods into water canals. Submerged cars were left stuck inside tunnels and areas clogged with rain. Volunteering groups and civil defense vehicles helped citizens trapped in their cars, amid many warnings urging people to stay home. Emergency teams were sent to places flooded with water with equipped trucks to remove rainwater from the streets. *Al Arabiya

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Heavy rainfall leads to floods in Saudi cities

18-02-2017 04:47 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - After weather warnings in eastern, central and south of the Saudi kingdom, heavy rains transformed some neighborhoods into water canals.

Submerged cars were left stuck inside tunnels and areas clogged with rain.

Volunteering groups and civil defense vehicles helped citizens trapped in their cars, amid many warnings urging people to stay home.

Emergency teams were sent to places flooded with water with equipped trucks to remove rainwater from the streets.

*Al Arabiya

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