The horrific storm in Romania created outcry, heavy havoc in 14 districts including Bukharest; Death of a Hamila

Bucharests: In Romania, the fierce weather has caused havoc. A powerful Tufa havoc in 14 districts of Bucharest to 14 districts of Romania

Is made 60 areas of the capital Bucharest have suffered heavy losses. This information was given by the Department of Emergency Conditions (DSU). The storm was so tremendous that strong winds uprooted trees and blew parts of buildings. While heavy rains were flooded in many areas. Authorities have confirmed the death of one person and injuries to two people in this storm in the Bucharest-Ilfov area.

Warning of people issued

Code Red and Code Orange have been issued in many areas of Juirju, Constanta, Buzaau, Argesh and Tulchia including Ilfov County in Bucharest and its surrounding Ilfov County. The administration sent RO-alrt messages to the affected areas and appealed to the people to take shelter in safe places. A statement issued by DSU on Friday morning said that from 7:00 am to 7 am on July 17, 7:00 am, Argesh, Bakau, Brazau, Buzaau, Constanta, Dambovita, Galatsi, Juarju, Yalomitsa, Ilfov, Mureresh, Prahova, Telioraman, Vranchchaia and Bukhachast were huge losses.

Heavy loss due to storm

One of the most serious incidents occurred in Otopany, Ilfov County, where a 49 -year -old woman died. She was in her fifth floor flat when she was injured from the roof part flying from a nearby building. Two other people were injured by falling trees or branches in Bucharest. Both were rushed to the hospital, they were conscious and they were medically examined. Water was extracted from houses, basements and roads. The fall and damaged parts were removed. So that traffic can be smooth. During this time hundreds were looted.

Aircraft flying in the air also affected

The storm was so dangerous that the aircraft flying in the air were also affected. The traffic temporarily closed due to a fallen road signal and branches in the A1 Motorway (Jiuju County). Around 15 aircraft at Henry Konda International Airport in Bukharest had to circle in the air for some time due to the storm, delaying flights. This severe natural disaster once again expresses serious concern over climate change and extreme weather events.

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