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Storm Darragh causes damage in South Wales

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Storm Darragh causes damage in South Wales

Storm Darragh causes damage in South Wales

The Met Office has issued a red weather warning for parts of Wales and south west England, urging residents to stay indoors as Storm Darragh brings over 90 mph winds.

Residents in South Wales saw damage caused by fallen trees with thousands also affected by power cuts.

Report by Etemadil.

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