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Rain and flooding swept across large areas of central Europe, causing two deaths in Poland and Austria, and the evacuation of thousands in the Czech Republic and other countries.
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Austrian Vice Chancellor Werner Kugler announced the death of a member of the fire brigade in the state of Lower Austria, which was declared a disaster area. The state surrounds the capital, Vienna, and borders both the Czech Republic and Slovakia. drowned
Prime Minister Donald Tusk, after a meeting with the crisis management team, said that the situation in the Kłodsko region is very tragic, with river levels rising to record levels higher than the country has seen in floods 1997, which claimed the lives of 56 people. .
In the Czech Republic, nearly 1,900 people had been evacuated since Sunday morning, with authorities describing the situation as worse than previous floods, with many main roads closed as a result of rising water levels.
The region from Poland to Romania has had its worst flood wave in almost 30 years, as 4 people were found dead in Romania yesterday, Saturday. Forecasts show continued rain today and tomorrow, indicating further deterioration in conditions.
2024-09-17 23:11:54