Elaine Williams says a flood ripped through her family home in Sheffield after a water main burst.
A family say they have "lost everything" after a burst water main flooded their home in Sheffield.
Dozens of homes were affected when a high-pressure pipe burst on Moonshine Lane in Southey Green on Monday, turning streets into rivers. Elaine Williams said water gushed from her back garden, through her house, and out of her front door, destroying items on the way.Ms Williams said the burst happened at about 08:00 GMT with her rushing to help neighbours initially affected.Video from the scene showed the fast-flowing water rushing out of the ground, pushing up the pavement and running down the road.
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