Four Dead in Romania as Severe Storm Batters Parts of Europe

Storm Brings Widespread Havoc, Causing Power Outages and Travel Disruptions

A severe storm has battered parts of Europe, leaving at least four people dead in Romania and causing widespread havoc. The storm, which brought strong winds, heavy rain, and thunderstorms, has also caused power outages and travel disruptions across the region.

Romania Hit Hard by Storm

Romania has been the hardest-hit country, with four people confirmed dead and several others injured. The storm caused widespread flooding and landslides, damaging homes and businesses. The Romanian government has declared a state of emergency in several regions and has deployed emergency services to help those affected by the storm.

Other Countries Affected by Storm

The storm has also affected other countries in Europe, including Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, and Hungary. In Bulgaria, the storm caused power outages and flooding, while in Serbia, the storm caused damage to buildings and infrastructure. In Croatia, the storm caused flooding and landslides, while in Hungary, the storm caused power outages and travel disruptions.

Widespread Power Outages and Travel Disruptions

The storm has caused widespread power outages and travel disruptions across the region. In Romania, more than 1 million people have been left without power, while in Bulgaria, more than 500,000 people have been left without power. The storm has also caused travel disruptions, with many roads and railways closed due to flooding and landslides.

Forecasters Warn of More Severe Weather

Forecasters are warning that more severe weather is possible in the coming days, as the storm is expected to continue to move across Europe. People in affected areas are being advised to stay indoors and to avoid unnecessary travel.

Here are some tips to stay safe during a severe storm:

• Stay indoors if possible.
• If you must go outside, be aware of your surroundings and watch for downed trees and power lines.
• Do not drive through flooded areas.
• If you see a downed power line, stay away from it and call 911.
• Listen to local weather reports and follow the instructions of local officials.