Emilia-Romagna is facing severe flooding as heavy rains continue to batter the region.

Authorities have issued a red alert, with Bologna, Ferrara, and Romagna among the hardest-hit areas.

Rivers like the Lamone and Santerno are overflowing, prompting evacuations in towns such as Brisighella and Lugo.

Schools remain closed in many areas, and emergency shelters have been set up for displaced residents.

The Italian Army and Civil Protection are actively involved in rescue and monitoring efforts.

Regional President Michele de Pascale warns that the situation remains critical, with more rain expected.

Residents are urged to follow safety guidelines as the region braces for further challenges.