At least three people have died as heavy rain over the weekend led to severe flooding in France and Italy.
An elevated 30m stretch of highway collapsed near the Italian city of Savona following a landslide.
The emergency left cars perching perilously close to the edge of the A6, which is several metres above the ground in the northwestern region of Liguria.
In Alessandria, located between Turin and Milan, 200 citizens were evacuated.
Around 500 citizens were also evacuated in the Aosta Valley, where roads were closed because of a fear of potential avalanches.
Elsewhere in Italy, a woman was found dead after the surging Bomida river swept away her car.
It has been raining, sometimes heavily, in much of Italy nearly every day for about two weeks, as rivers swell and streets flood.
Several rivers have also burst their banks in southeastern France, causing major damage as homes were flooded.
One person died when a rescue boat taking them and two others to shore sank near the town of Muy.
Another person was found dead in a car in the town of Cabasse.
And authorities were searching for two people missing in the floods, Nice mayor Christian Estrosi said.
Via Sky News
