Floods spark state of emergency in Hungary

Hungary's government has declared a state of emergency as heavy flooding continues to devastate much of the eastern part of the country.

Hungary's government has declared a state of emergency as heavy flooding continues to devastate much of the eastern part of the country.

The upper part of the River Tisa has broken through several dykes after reaching record heights, forcing more than 20,000 people to leave their homes.

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