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Flooding in Austria

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07-18-2021, 06:56 AM
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Flooding in Austria

While the tense situation in Switzerland and Germany has eased somewhat, parts of Austria are threatened by severe flooding.

On Saturday evening, the city of Hallen, near Salzburg, was flooded.

Drain the water in the late evening. So far, there have been no reports of injuries or even deaths.
After heavy rain, parts of downtown Hallen near Salzburg in Austria were flooded.

Police confirmed Saturday that the stream has developed into a raging stream.

“The situation is very tense and dramatic at times,” a police spokesman said. Cars are carried away by water blocks. Residents have already been called to be vigilant and not to go into the cellars.

According to the fire brigade, there were no reports of missing, injured or even dead people late Saturday night.

State fire brigade chief Gunter Trinker said people who were confined to their homes were rescued with the help of boats or trucks.
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Re: Flooding in Austria

starting this sAturday and next days more bad weather has been announced...


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