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The beautiful Italian city of Venice sank in the rain after
the rains, calling the city a disaster, urging the government to seek immediate
help.
According to foreign media reports, rains in Italy caused
the sea level to rise, causing Venice to sink into the water.
According to the report, several areas were affected by the
rains while 70% of Venus was submerged.
Flooding conditions in various parts of Italy caused the
city's system to deteriorate, while the government announced the closure of
schools across the country.
Meteorological forecasters predicted more rainfall, while
also reporting that the sea level rose to six feet. According to media reports,
the sea level was first measured in 1923, after which the level was raised to
1.94 meters in 1966.
The Mayor of Venice called the city a disaster and urged the
government to immediately seek help and said the sea level had risen
alarmingly.
