The flood in Germany took another victim

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, newspaper ” Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported on the deterioration of the situation in the flooded areas of Germany and wrote: During his visit to the Markt Reicherthofen, German Prime Minister Olaf Schultz promised federal aid for flood-affected areas. He also thanked the emergency services.

Schultz said in a press release: You know solidarity is what we as a people need most. He greatly appreciated the efforts of the donors who saved lives, but also saved property and infrastructure.

This year marks the fourth time that Schultz Visits a flooded area. It also means, Schultz said, that “we must not lose sight of the process of halting man-made climate change.”

Marcus Souder, The Prime Minister of the state of Bavaria also announced that in some places the water is receding, but in other places the dams are more damaged.

It comes very, very short, but the damage is very long lasting for many people. Zoder also said that protecting human lives is a priority.

Zoder also said: There is no perfect insurance against climate change. More attention should be paid to climate protection and climate change. Heavy rains will also increase in the future.

The media also reported the second victim of this devastating flood. Rescuers discovered a body in the basement of a house in Schrobenhausen in the state of Upper Bavaria, which was severely affected by the flood. The police spokesman said on Monday that this 43-year-old man had disappeared.

Before that, a firefighter also died while helping flood victims.

It is not only southern Germany that is affected by the risk of flooding. As data from the Interstate Flood Portal shows, flooding has also occurred in other parts of the country.

In Degendorf in Lower Bavaria, a passenger ship due to The flood was drained. A spokesman for the regional office said on Monday that more than 140 people had been disembarked since noon today. Due to flooding in the Danube, the ship could not go any further. Passengers are mostly elderly people.

Regional Director Brand Sibler (CSU) announced on Instagram that a disaster was declared in the region on Monday. According to him, this will help to better coordinate actions.

The German Meteorological Organization (DWD) has issued a new weather warning for sometimes severe thunderstorms with heavy rain. , especially in the south and east of Germany warned. The DWD in Offenbach warned that from around noon on Monday, thunderstorms and heavy rain with a maximum of 25 liters per square meter can be expected in a short time from southern Maine to the Danube.

Two nursing homes in Steinheim an der Murr were evacuated on Monday morning. The district of Ludwigsburg announced that more than 100 residents of the two centers have been distributed to other homes. The district also asked the neighboring communities of Nekar, Rams and Mor to set up their own local crisis teams. According to the authorities, the occurrence of a flood that happens only once in 100 years is possible.

Despite the decrease in rainfall, the officials of the Ludwigsburg region are in an acute danger situation and the water level is rising in have considered Even if there is no heavy rain at the moment, we still expect the water level to rise in Rems and Murr, district director Dietmar Allgaier said on Monday morning. In total, about 250 men and women from the fire department, as well as 100 police officers, are on duty in this area. And the police forces are new and some highways are blocked due to flooding. There are also power outages in some areas, which have affected a significant number of people. Efforts to solve the problems are still ongoing.

Landslides in some areas have also led to the stoppage of trains.

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