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In the early hours of January Sicily, Italy’s autonomous region, found itself at the mercy of a formidable storm. With winds reaching speeds of over 100 kilometers per hour and relentless, heavy rain, the storm left a trail of disruption in its wake. Residents of Sicily woke to scenes of chaos: uprooted trees, flooded streets, and damaged infrastructure. The storm’s intensity was such that it upended daily life, closing schools, disrupting transport, and leaving thousands without power. The emergency services worked tirelessly to restore order, prioritizing the safety of those in affected areas.
