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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Authorities in Haiti say flooding has killed at least 10 people in three northern provinces as heavy rain falls across the region.
The Interior Ministry and the Civil Protection agency also report flooding in the southwestern peninsula hit by Hurricane Matthew last month.
Civil Protection official Jean Henry-Petit said Monday that nearly a foot (300 millimeters) of rain has fallen around the northern city of Cap-Haitien over the previous 48 hours. He said seven people died in and around that city and four were missing. An Interior Ministry statement said the dead include a mother and three children whose house collapsed outside Cap-Haitien.
Flooding was also reported in the southwestern department of Grand ‘Anse. The area is still recovering from the hurricane, which the government says killed 546 people.
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