Parts of Venice, Italy including the famous San Marco Square, were flooded on Wednesday. A high tide forced tourists to wade ...
through the city in knee-high waters. (Nov. 1)
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DURATION: 1:31-----------------------------------------SHOTLIST: YOUREPORTER - NO ACCESS ITALYVENICE, ITALY -- NOVEMBER 1, 2012 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Tilt down of flooding in San Marco Square 2. Mid of young people walking through flood water 3. Wide of tourists walking through flood water in square 4. Mid of police walking under arched walkway in square, through flood water 5. Mid of flooded corner of square 6. Wide of person wading through flood waters in square carrying umbrella 7. Tilt down from metal gate to flood water 8. Mid of people in waterproof jackets walking along raised footbridge to avoid flood water 9. Mid of police instructing people to get off raised footbridge 10. Mid of police dismantling footbridge 11. Wide shot of flooded square with bin and tourist sign partially submerged 12. Various of flooded square 13. Mid of police looking out at flooded square from under arched walkway 14. Mid of tourist walking through flood water with camera 15. Mid of people gathered in a corner of arched walkway next to square 16. Wide of flooded arched walkway STORYLINE: Parts of Venice, including the famous San Marco Square, were flooded on Wednesday. A high tide forced tourists to wade through the city in knee-high waters. According to the Italian news agency ANSA, water levels were 40 inches (103 centimetres) above normal early on Monday, and were thought to have reached about 55 inches (140 centimetres) on Wednesday. San Marco Square, more usually thronged with tourists, was largely deserted. Makeshift footbridges were created to allow people to walk above floodwaters. The water levels on Wednesday evening had nearly topped the rubbish bins throughout San Marco Square.
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