In the summer 1987, heavy precipitation caused the Valtellina disaster in the Valtellina valley in Lombardy, killing 53 people and inflicting serious damage to infrastructures, landscape, towns and economy. On 6 November 1994, the southern part of Piedmont was hit by floods from the Po and Tanaro rivers; there were 70 casualties and 2,226 people lost their homes.[citation needed] On 19 June 1996, the areas of Versilia and Garfagnana in Tuscany were hit by flash floods; there were 14 casualties. On 5 May 1998, Sarno, Campania, was hit by a flash flood that triggered a mudslide; there were 160 casualties.[citation needed] On 9 September 2000, a camping place near Soverato, Calabria, was wiped out by a flash flood; there were twelve casualties and one missing person.[citation needed][clarification needed] From 13 to 16 September 2001, there were floods in most of the Po river basin; there were 23 casualties, 11 missing people and 40,000 evacuees.[citation needed][clarification needed] On 18 November 2013 the heavey flood caused by Cyclone Cleopatra killed 18 people in Sardinia.[2]