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Central Europe battles extreme rain, flooding – POLITICO

The heavy rains moved over Central Europe from Italy in a phenomenon referred to as the Genoa low — from a low stress space sometimes forming close to the northern Italian metropolis. The downpours led to elevated runoff of water within the rivers, a few of them overflowing dams and embankments, washing away bridges and inundating cities.

The Polish authorities deployed the military to essentially the most affected areas in scenes much like the catastrophic floods in 1997 and 2010. The authorities hope that infrastructure constructed since then will scale back the anticipated surge of the Oder, Poland’s second-biggest river flowing by Wrocław, a metropolis of almost 700,000.

Going through criticism from the opposition, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk mentioned on X: “Now, all that issues is assist for folks threatened by flooding and state motion. Those that can, allow them to assist, those that cannot, allow them to not hinder. Politics should give method to solidarity.”

Tusk acquired flak earlier final week after saying that “forecasts aren’t overly alarming,” a press release he needed to fine-tune within the following days after it turned clear that some places would obtain the equal of some months’ precipitation in simply 4 days.

European Fee President Ursula von der Leyen mentioned the EU “stands able to assist” areas hit by the flooding. “Heartfelt solidarity with all affected by the devastating floods in Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia,” she mentioned in a submit on X on Sunday.

Forecasts are for the hostile climate to progressively ease by Tuesday.


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