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Cincinnati’s neighborhoods are reeling from catastrophic flooding after a brutal weekend and more rain on Tuesday, with Oakley and Hyde Park hit hardest—forcing the mayor to declare a state of emergency. As residents and businesses face devastating losses, experts are urging a global rethink of urban infrastructure to withstand extreme weather. City leaders and engineers are now racing to assess damage and craft both immediate relief and long-term resilience strategies, highlighting the urgent need for coordinated action to prevent future disasters.

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