Florence and Pisa in the alert when the floods fall into northern Italy

Floods and landslides were reported in some parts of Northern Italy amid red alerts that affect the cities, including Florence and Pisa.

The raining rain pushed a warning about the parts of Tuscany and Emilia-Romagne, with heavy and persistent rainfall on Friday.

President Tuscany said local rescue and health services were more and advised residents to carry out “maximum attention and caution”.

Lands and dirty were registered in Bologna, where some residents were evacuated on Thursday night before heavy rain.

The victims were not reported, and the city said that the worst of the flood was the worst on Friday.

The four -year family was rescued from a peeling in Bady -Protagia, Tuscany Thursday night, local media reported.

The National Fire Brigade stated that it had received dozens of calls after Rimagio flooded and passed through the Fiorentina Sesta area on the northern outskirts of Florence.

Floods were erected in Piz on the Arno River when the local authorities warned that the first level of flood risk had exceeded.

The roads were also affected by the floods and fallen trees, and the residents of Florence advised all the trips after the A1 freeway was partially closed.

The schools were closed in more than 60 municipalities in Tuscany, local media reported, like several Florence University campus.

Red alerts about the weather – indicating a serious risk of extreme and wide floods – should continue throughout the day.

Some rivers in Emilia-Ramanya were already swollen after the previous showers.

More than 1000 people were evacuated from their homes in the northeast region in September 2024 Broken storm Boris.

Last year, 13 people were killed in the region After six months, the rainfall fell in one and a half days. Twenty rivers burst their shores, and there were about 280 landslides.