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LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A view of flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A view of flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A view of flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A view of flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged store is seen at flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged car is seen at the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged car is seen at the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged car is seen at the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged store is seen at flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged car is seen at the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged car is seen at the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: People with their belongings leave the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site as people gather to watch the water level after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site as security forces and officials gather after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site as security forces and officials gather after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A general view from the site after heavy rain in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
LIEGE, BELGIUM - JULY 15: A damaged car is seen at the flooded site after heavy rain hit Oesival town in province of Liege, Belgium on July 15, 2021. Number of people who lost their lives due to floods caused by the rains that lasted for a few days in the country rose to 6. Because of the heavy rains, a state of emergency was declared in cities such as Liege, Verviers and Spa. In Liege, authorities asked those who do not live in the city to leave the area. Residents near the Meuse River were asked to climb to higher floors. River water level is expected to rise 1.5 meters Dursun Aydemir / Anadolu Agency/ABACAPRESS.COM
