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Pro\u010ditajte tekst a zatim uradite ve\u017ebanja ispod.<\/strong><\/p>\n A flash flood ripped through the Scottish border town of Jedburgh on Saturday night. Around 30 homes had to be evacuated after they were submerged<\/strong> in 3ft of silted water when the river broke its banks. Displaced families are being put up<\/strong> in the local community hall. Flash flooding also hit towns in north Somerset, where the emergency services received around 80 calls for help. Firefighters spent the night pumping out homes in an operation that lasted for more than six hours. Fire brigades said no one had been trapped<\/strong> under the slip. A search and rescue vehicle was used<\/strong> to clear debris to make the lane passable, with help from a local farmer and his tractor, and one family was helped<\/strong> to safety. Fortunately, after extensive searching the area was declared<\/strong> clear.<\/p>\n David Westrup, 61, who runs the Elm Tree Cottage bed and breakfast in Nailsea, about eight miles from Bristol, said that his neighbours had been hit<\/strong> by the floods. “We’re on a hill above the river, so we’re absolutely fine \u2026 but there’s a cottage right on the roadside that was flooded out<\/strong> last night.” “I saw fire engines there that were pumping and there were houses that were in our view that were being pumped out<\/strong> by the fire brigade.”<\/p>\n Izvor: https:\/\/www.theguardian.com\/uk\/2012\/aug\/05\/rain-floods-scottish-borders-england<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Odrediti koje je vreme upotrebljeno u pasivnim re\u010denicama iz teksta:<\/p>\nHeavy rain causes floods in Scottish borders and south-west England<\/h2>\n
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