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Two dead amid California heavy rains and mudslidesAt least two people are dead amid mudslides in Southern California, where heavy rains triggered flooding and massive run-off, US media report.
"Waist-deep" mudslides in areas scorched by wildfires last month shut down more than 30 miles (48km) of the main coastal highway, officials say.
Emergency crews are working to rescue multiple people trapped in vehicles and homes, a Santa Barbara official said.
At least eight people were injured and thousands have fled ahead of the rain.
Heavy rain run-off caused waist-deep mudflow in the Montecito, where some homes were knocked from their foundations, Santa Barbara County Fire Department spokesman Mike Eliason told the Los Angeles Times newspaper.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Kelly Huber told the newspaper two people were found dead on Tuesday in Montecito and may have been killed as result of the storm.
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