Catastrophic Flooding in Germany

Over 100 Dead as Severe Weather Pummels Central Europe

BERLIN, Germany - Devastating floods have ravaged Germany, leaving at least 103 people dead, bringing the total death toll from the storm that hit several European countries to 126.

Incessant rainfall has battered Germany for days, triggering widespread flooding and mudslides. The storm has also wreaked havoc in parts of Luxembourg and the Netherlands, where more deaths have been reported.

Images from Germany have shown the extent of the devastation, including a caravan being swept away by a raging river. Emergency crews are struggling to reach isolated areas and provide assistance to those affected.

The severe weather event is a reminder of the growing threat posed by climate change. Extreme weather events like these are becoming more frequent and intense, causing widespread damage and loss of life.