The death toll from the flooding in France has risen to four, officials said Saturday, as the water level of the Seine river in Paris slowly started to decrease after reaching its peak overnight.
But authorities warned it could take up to ten days for the river to return to normal after swelling to its highest level in nearly 35 years, about 4.5 meters (15 feet) above average.
The death toll from the flooding across the country has risen to four while 24 people have been injured, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said after a meeting at a government crisis center Saturday.
He didn't give any more details about the additional death, which brings the total death toll across Europe from the flooding in recent days to 17.
Valls said the water level of the Seine is now decreasing "slowly but steadily" in Paris and that several ministerial meetings will be held next week to ensure quick financial help to the people affected...(AP)...http://www.france24.com/en/20160604-paris-seine-flood-reaches-high-point-begins-recede
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But authorities warned it could take up to ten days for the river to return to normal after swelling to its highest level in nearly 35 years, about 4.5 meters (15 feet) above average.
The death toll from the flooding across the country has risen to four while 24 people have been injured, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said after a meeting at a government crisis center Saturday.
He didn't give any more details about the additional death, which brings the total death toll across Europe from the flooding in recent days to 17.
Valls said the water level of the Seine is now decreasing "slowly but steadily" in Paris and that several ministerial meetings will be held next week to ensure quick financial help to the people affected...(AP)...http://www.france24.com/en/20160604-paris-seine-flood-reaches-high-point-begins-recede
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