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Raging Flood Inundates Towns in West Virginia; State of Emergency Declared
West Virginia declared the state of emergency after heavy rain submerged towns as of early week. Flood due to heavy rain once again submerged several towns in West Virginia from Sunday evening to Monday morning, August 14 to August 15.
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