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Floods’ death toll in Europe rises to 16
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WARSAW, Poland -- Exceptionally heavy rainfall pounding Central Europe has prompted deadly flooding in the region, with four new deaths reported Monday in Poland, three in the Czech Republic and one in Romania.
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At least four people died and thousands of homes were damaged by flooding in eastern Romania on Saturday, officials said, as surging river levels put authorities on alert in much of central and eastern Europe following days of torrential rain.
PRAGUE — The death toll was rising in Central European countries on Sunday after days of heavy rains caused widespread flooding and forced mass evacuations.
At least four people have died, thousands of homes have been damaged and hundreds have been evacuated from homes after flooding struck central and eastern Europe.
PRAGUE (AP) — The death toll was rising in Central European countries on Sunday after days of heavy rains caused widespread flooding and forced evacuations.Several
“The worst is behind us and now, we have to deal with all the damage,” Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said after a visit to one of the hardest hit towns.
Highest flood warnings have been declared at some 100 places in the Czech Republic, with most regions in the country affected. Austria, Poland and Romania have also been hard-hit. DW has the latest.
Heavy rainfall has pounded Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania and Austria, forcing rivers from their banks and collapsing dams. Thousands of people have been evacuated, and entire villages remain isolated.
The death toll from the worst flooding central Europe has seen in at least two decades rose on Monday, as authorities in some areas counted the cost of the trail of destruction left by the deluge while others prepared for the crisis to reach them.
Flooding sparked by Storm Boris in central Europe has burst dams, knocked out power and killed at least 15 people, authorities said Monday as some communities were cut off four days into the disaster.
PRAGUE -- The death toll was rising in Central European countries on Sunday after days of heavy rains caused widespread flooding and forced mass evacuations.
Floods brought on by days of heavy rainfalls have been ravaging several European countries, with thousands of people being evacuated the the death toll rising.
Highest flood warnings have been declared at some 100 places in the Czech Republic, with most regions in the country affected. Austria, Poland and Romania have also been hard-hit. DW has the latest.
WARSAW, Poland -- Exceptionally heavy rainfall pounding Central Europe has prompted deadly flooding in the region, with four new deaths reported Monday in Poland, three in the Czech Republic and one in Romania.
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