Hungary and Poland bolster river defences as flood’s death toll and damage rise
Poland has created a crisis fund equivalent to €468 million to respond to the floods, while the Czech government plans to rejig its budget to account for damage estimated at a potential $4 billion (€3.6 billion) and Austria has tripled its disaster fund to more than €1 billion.
Now, with more heavy rain expected across Italy in the coming days, the Emilia-Romagna and Lazio regions are under a yellow ...
Hungary and Poland told their emergency services and citizens to remain vigilant as floodwaters from Storm Boris neared ...
Hungarian farmer Laszlo Batki was close to harvesting his crops of organic tomatoes, peppers, radishes and lettuce when the ...
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The extreme rainfall and flooding is the worst central and eastern Europe has seen in at least two decades, with several more ...
Danube River swells to critical level early in morning, peaking at 830 cm in Budapest as country's premier says decline in ...
The death toll rose to at least 21 people across Poland, Hungary, Romania and Austria on Tuesday with many more missing. Tens of thousands of people have also been evacuated across Central Europe ...
Other places are now bracing for the flood waves to hit them, including two central European gems: Budapest, the Hungarian capital on the Danube River, and Wroclaw, a city in southwestern Poland ...
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Poland, Latvia and Romania call for immediate bolstering of air defence on NATO's eastern flankThe defence ministers of Romania, Poland and Latvia have written a joint letter to their NATO allies stressing the need to ...
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