With the main characteristics of the strong gusts of wind, which carry away roofs and trees and the spectacular waves on the shores, the Younis stormwho pounded today Britainbefore reaching the European continent, has already cost the Zoe at least 8 people.
In Netherlandsthree people were killed by fallen trees.
Two people died from tree falls in Amsterdam and a third in the city of Dimen, according to the city fire department.
“Do not go out on the street. “They are really dangerous,” the city police wrote in a tweet.
In Irelandthe first country to be hit by extreme weather, a 60-year-old man was killed by a falling tree in the southeastern part of the country, according to police.
In the London, a woman, about 30 years old, lost her life when a tree fell on the car she was riding in and a 50-year-old man was killed near Liverpool (north), when debris fell on the windshield of his vehicle, British police said. Another man was killed when his car collided with a fallen tree in Hampshire, in southern England.
In the Belgiuma 79-year-old Canadian living on a boat in the marina of Ypres (west) lost his life when he fell into the water trying to catch objects that had been swept away by the wind, local police told AFP.
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