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Major water main break causes flooding in Montreal neighbourhood

"A flood that big is not very common," said Martin Guilbault from the Montreal fire department. 20 buildings needed to be evacuated Friday morning. The city is also warning residents to boil water before drinking it. Swidda Rassy reports.

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