<div>Flash floods in Tunisia's Cap Bon peninsula have killed at least five people, as surging waters caused by heavy rains carried away homes, cars and chunks of road.</div>''<div>  </div>''<div>Saturday's storm caused water levels in some areas to rise as much as 1.7 metres (5.6 feet), as bridges and roads were damaged in record rains. </div>''<div></div>The storm dumped 200 millimetres (7.9 inches) of rain on Nabeul and up to 225 millimetres in the city of Beni Khalled, in the peninsula's centre, according to Tunisia's National Institute of Meteorology.It was the heaviest rainfall since the institute began keeping records in 1995, it said.