Members of the fire department are engaged in several European countries in rehabilitation.
In the main Belgian city, Brussels so far was about 90 firefighting interventions, mainly due to the demolished trees or broken branches, the Belgian news agency of Belga, added that numerous similar interventions were made in other parts of the country, and material damage was recorded.
There was still without electricity supply in Scotland and Norway, although the failure was expected to be remedied. But that did not happen because of the fall of numerous trees that were more difficult to damage the transmission lines, Hina reports.
Storm Amy Wreaks Havoc Across UK, Sets October Pressure Record
Storm Amy Battered The Uk with winds over 100mph and heavy rain, leaving thousand without power in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales.
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According to Norwegian television, dozens of thousands of households in the south and in the center of the Scandinavian country and today were without electricity in the morning, and the storm was influenced by numerous interruptions in air and rail traffic.
In Scotland passengers, they can still expect interruptions in rail traffic considering that the works on repairs of damaged parts are continued, British Press Association Media reports.
In the Netherlands, a warning of stormy storm, which was issued yesterday, was terminated today. No higher damage was reported, but traffic disorders are reported due to demolished trees.
At Schiphol Amsterdam Airport, where about 150 incoming and outgoing flights were canceled yesterday, the situation was mostly normalized. But today, it is still due to precautions, ten flights canceled. The Spokesperson of the airline KLM said it was expected to stay.
(Vijesti.ba)
