Floods and storms kill at least 20 in southern France

Torrential rains that battered southeastern France have killed at least 20 people and rescuers are searching for at least another dozen missing people.

Floods and storms kill at least 20 in southern France
Tue, 10 Sep, 2002 - 14:38

Torrential rains that battered southeastern France have killed at least 20 people and rescuers are searching for at least another dozen missing people.

Train services in the region were suspended today and many roads remained under water.

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