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Teams from Air Zermatt rescue and helicopter service led the operation for what Swiss media said were about 2,200 tourists.
Local TV Canal 9 aired video of surging, muddy and rock-laden torrents spilling across a road.
Valais authorities said a downpour overnight Wednesday to Thursday caused several rivers in the Saas Valley to overflow their banks.
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