Those in the affected areas have been told to leave their homes, with emergency rest centres being set up
A man lifts his dog over a flood defence barrier erected on Church street in the village of Edzell, Scotland All 7,000 residents of the town of Brechin in Angus, Scotland have been told to evacuate due to flooding fromAngus Council said it is set to issue a flood warning for the Brechin River and South Esk area and will shortly go door to door, warning residents of the flood.
Those in the affected areas have been told to leave their homes. Emergency rest centres are being set up.
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