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In August 2004, Boscastle, a village in Cornwall, England, experienced a severe flash flood after heavy rainfall caused the River Valency and River Jordan to overflow. The deluge resulted in significant damage to properties, roads, and infrastructure, with many buildings inundated by water. Emergency services conducted dramatic rescue operations, saving residents and visitors trapped in the rising floodwaters. Fortunately, there were no fatalities, but the event prompted discussions on flood management and environmental changes in the area.

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