Three days after flash floods killed 25 people. Emergency teams cleared hundreds of carcasses of sheep and horses

French rescuers clear dead sheep carcasses retrieved from the floodwaters, on June 18, 2010 in the French southeastern city of Vidauban, three days after flash floods killed 25 people. Emergency teams cleared hundreds of carcasses of sheep and horses, working quickly to avoid water contamination, a state official said today.