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A storm has hit the north-eastern coast of Malta with winds as fast as 100 km/hour. In Xemxija, on Malta's San Pablo bay, the waves were so high they flooded the beaches and some of the streets.
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A storm has hit the north-eastern coast of Malta with winds as fast as 100 km/hour.
In Xemxija, on Malta's San Pablo bay, the waves were so high they flooded the beaches and some of the streets.
Locals found unexpected deliveries on the ground: fish, brought to them by the waves.
Headlines in local media read: "It's raining fish in Malta". The fish came from a fish farm in the bay and "flew" over due to high waves.
The European marine environment monitoring service Copernicus predicted waves up to 5 metres high.
People on Facebook described the scene as "biblical".
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