Scotland floods: Fears second Scottish river could burst banks

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THE Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (Sepa) is warning a second major river could breach its banks today.

Aberdeenshire Council has said the latest modelling indicates a considerable risk of flooding on the River Don at Inverurie, Kemnay and Kintore.Sepa’s flood duty manager Pascal Lardet said: “These are very difficult days for communities in Scotland who are experiencing flooding.“There is more rain to come, and Sepa staff are working around the clock to provide vital information to partners and the public.”Hundreds of residents in Brechin were forced to evacuate their homes.

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