Unwetter am Schwarzen Meer: 170 Tote
Sieben Meter hohe Wellen in der russischen Urlaubsregion Krasnodar. Viele Opfer wurden im Schlaf überrascht. Die Behörden hätten zu spät reagiert, wird kritisiert.
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EPAepa03299632 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows people standing in flood water in Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after f

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EPAepa03299631 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows flooded Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after flash floods hit the southe

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EPAepa03299646 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows flooded Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after flash floods hit the southe

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EPAepa03299000 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Emergency Ministry shows members of the emergency services working in a flooded area outside Krimsk, Krasnodar region, Russia, 07 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 66 peo

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EPAepa03299628 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows flooded Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after flash floods hit the southe

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REUTERSA local resident pulls his bicycle along a flooded street in the town of Krymsk in Krasnodar region, southern Russia, July 8, 2012. Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered investigators to find out if enough was done to prevent 144 people being ki

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Russland

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EPAepa03299633 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows flooded Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after flash floods hit the southe

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EPAepa03299634 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows flooded Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after flash floods hit the southe

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EPAepa03299630 A handout photograph issued by the Russian Interior Ministry shows flooded Gelendzhik, Krasnodar region, Russia, 06 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 105 people were reported dead after flash floods hit the southe

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Russland

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EPAepa03300312 A phoptograph made avaiable on 08 July 2012 showing Russian soldiers carry a dead body recovered after flash flooding hit Krymsk, Krasnodar region, Russia, 07 July 2012. Media reports on 07 July 2012 state that at least 146 people were repo

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REUTERSA woman takes her belongings out of a house, damaged by floods, in the town of Krymsk in Krasnodar region, southern Russia, July 8, 2012. Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered investigators to find out if enough was done to prevent 144 people be
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