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At least five people have been killed by falling trees as Storm Ciarán hit western Europe on Wednesday night and into Thursday with peak winds of over 118 mph knocking out power and shutting down schools, airports and public transportation across the region.
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In France, a truck driver was killed by a tree that fell on his vehicle, French Transport Minister Clement Beaune said, according to the Associated Press.
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