A violent storm ripped up trees and roof tiles in western Hungary
Nagykanizsa, 2017. augusztus 11. Tûzoltók dolgoznak a viharos szélben megrongálódott családi ház tetõszerkezetén Nagykanizsán, a Dobó István utcában 2017. augusztus 10-én. Az ország nyugati részét ezen a napon késõ este elérõ vihar miatt nyolcvankilenc épületben keletkezett kár, az esetek nagy többségében a szél megbontotta a háztetõt vagy fa dõlt az épületre. Villanyvezetékre dõlõ fák miatt több ezer háztartásban szünetel az áramszolgáltatás Veszprém, Vas, Zala és Gyõr-Moson-Sopron megyében. MTI Fotó: Varga György
After a violent storm ripped up trees and roof tiles in western Hungary on Thursday evening, affecting traffic crossing the Hungary-Austria border, trains along the Budapest-Munich line resumed service, according to Hungarian rail officials.
The Austrian authorities had decided to stop trains at the border station of Hegyeshalom due to the storm.
By Friday morning, the fire services in western Hungary had received over 500 calls to help residents affected by the storm.
Trees also fell across rail tracks, blocking local services at several points, according to the national disaster management authority.
Electricity outages were also experienced in several western Hungarian counties, and over 50 locations are still awaiting reconnection.
One person was killed when a roof collapsed onto their car in Vas County, the authority said.
Photo: MTI
Source: MTI
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