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Huge floods in New York: a state of emergency has been declared in the city, residents have been instructed to stay in homes

The New York subway was flooded and shut down after Hurricane Ida's last waves brought heavy rain.

"A historic climate event," the mayor warned

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• Bill de Bellasio

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Thursday, 02 September 2021, 07:43 Updated: 08:00

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Huge floods erupted tonight (Thursday) in New York after the latest waves of Hurricane "Ida" brought heavy rain across the city.

The subway was flooded and shut down, and residents needed rescue at various hotspots.

Mayor Bill de Bellasio has declared a state of emergency following a "historic climate event".

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