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People carry their luggage as they wade through water during a high tide of 1.44 meters, near the Rialto Bridge, in Venice, Italy, Monday, Dec. 23, 2019. Venice is facing more intense floods on Monday, while it battles to recover from the exceptional high tide that hit it in November, causing massive damages. (Photo/Agencies)
Venice is enduring yet more flooding just weeks after high tides caused a billion euros of damage in the historic city. Tourists could be seen carrying their suitcases aloft and wading through water in the Italian city's famous St Mark's square after an 'exceptional' 1.44m peak tide monday morning, December 23,2019. The lagoon city is still counting the damage caused by the 1.87-meter-high tide on November 12, the highest in more than 50 years.(Photo/Agencies)
Venice is enduring yet more flooding just weeks after high tides caused a billion euros of damage in the historic city. Tourists could be seen carrying their suitcases aloft and wading through water in the Italian city's famous St Mark's square after an 'exceptional' 1.44m peak tide monday morning, December 23,2019. The lagoon city is still counting the damage caused by the 1.87-meter-high tide on November 12, the highest in more than 50 years.(Photo/Agencies)
Venice is enduring yet more flooding just weeks after high tides caused a billion euros of damage in the historic city. Tourists could be seen carrying their suitcases aloft and wading through water in the Italian city's famous St Mark's square after an 'exceptional' 1.44m peak tide monday morning, December 23,2019. The lagoon city is still counting the damage caused by the 1.87-meter-high tide on November 12, the highest in more than 50 years.(Photo/Agencies)
