Rescuers are working to clear debris after a landslide in the northern Lombardy region of Italy.
Italian firefighters say 200 people have been evacuated after a landslide cascaded through a mountain town, overturning cars in its path.
Images released by the firefighters on Wednesday show the chaos wrought by the mud that came down the steep streets in the town of Casargo, above Lake Como in the northern Lombardy region.
The landslide was triggered by heavy rains on Tuesday evening.
Firefighters reported no victims or injuries so far as they continue to clear debris.
The agricultural lobby group Coldiretti said farmers raising goats and cows above Casargo remain cut off due to blocked roads.
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