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Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties

Al Jazeera Sunday 11 October 2026, 21:03 UTC 1 min read
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Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties NewsFeed Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties Construction crews were seen trying to block waves entering homes along California’s coast, after Tropical Storm Rachel brought flooding and power outages to the region. Published On 11 Oct 2026

Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties NewsFeed Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties Waves crash into homes as excavators try to protect California properties Construction crews were seen trying to block waves entering homes along California’s coast, after Tropical Storm Rachel brought flooding and power outages to the region. Published On 11 Oct 2026
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