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Überschwemmungen in OsteuropaDie Unwetterkatastrophe in Bildern

Am Wochenende wurden Teile Europas von verheerenden Unwettern getroffen. Diese eindrücklichen Fotos zeigen das Ausmass der Überschwemmungen.

This aerial photograph taken on September 15, 2024 shows a view of the flooded main square in Glucholazy, southern Poland. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Land unter: Dauerregen in weiten Teilen Europas lässt die Flüsse über die Ufer treten wie hier in Glucholazy im Süden von Polen. Aber auch Österreich, Tschechien und Rumänien sind von Überschwemmungen betroffen und mussten teils Katastrophenalarm ausrufen (15. September 2024).
Foto: Sergei Gapon (AFP)
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VIENNA, AUSTRIA - SEPTEMBER 15: People watch rising water of the Wien River during heavy rain on September 15, 2024 in Vienna, Austria. There have been extreme weather and flood warnings as heavy rainfall sweeps the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)
Katastrophenalarm in Wien: In der österreichischen Hauptstadt ist Land unter, Spazier- und Fahrradwege sind überflutet, Restaurant-Terrassen am Ufer stehen unter Wasser, U-Bahn-Linien wurden teilweise eingestellt (15. September 2024).
Foto: Christian Bruna (Getty Images)
ABD0085_20240915 - WIEN - ÖSTERREICH: ZU APA0057 VOM 15.9.2024 - Das unwetterbedingte Hochwasser hat nun auch die Bundeshauptstadt erreicht. Im Bild: Die Situation in Wien, aufgenommen am Sonntag, 15. September 2024. - FOTO: APA/TOBIAS STEINMAURER
Schotten dicht am Schottenring: Die U-Bahn-Station Schottenring in Wien ist verbarrikadiert (15. September 2024).
Foto: Tobias Steinmaurer (APA, Keystone)
ABD0152_20240915 - LANGENLOIS - ÖSTERREICH: ZU APA0050 VOM 15.9.2024 - Aufgrund der starken Niederschläge ist Sonntagfrüh, 15. September 2024 ganz Niederösterreich zum Katastrophengebiet erklärt worden. Im Bild: Barrieren mit Sandsäcken, aufgenommen am Sonntag, 15. September 2024 in Langenlois. - FOTO: APA/ROLAND SCHLAGER
Für Verkehr und Fluss gesperrt: Sandsäcke sollen die Wassermassen zurück ins Flussbett lenken. Das ganze Bundesland Niederösterreich um Wien wurde zum Katastrophengebiet erklärt (15. September 2024).
Foto: Roland Schlager (APA, Keystone)
VIENNA, AUSTRIA - SEPTEMBER 15: A flooded restaurant at the Danube Chanel during heavy rain on September 15, 2024 in Vienna, Austria. There have been extreme weather and flood warnings as heavy rainfall sweeps the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)
Wegen Überflutung geschlossen: Das Mobiliar eines Wiener Restaurants am Donaukanal steht im und unter Wasser (15. September 2024).
Foto: Christian Bruna (Getty Images)
VIENNA, AUSTRIA - SEPTEMBER 15: Mobile flood protection at underground tracks next to rising water of the Wien River during heavy rain on September 15, 2024 in Vienna, Austria. There have been extreme weather and flood warnings as heavy rainfall sweeps the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)
Heute kein Verkehr: Der Pegelstand des Wienflusses stieg innerhalb eines Tages von 50 Zentimetern auf 2,26 Meter und überflutete Teile der Wiener Verkehrsinfrastruktur (15. September 2024).
Foto: Christian Bruna (Getty Images)

Polen

TOPSHOT - This aerial photograph taken on September 15, 2024 shows a view of the flooded city center in Glucholazy, southern Poland. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Überflutete Altstadt: Glucholazy im Süden von Polen steht unter Wasser (15. September 2024).
Foto: Sergei Gapon (AFP)
This aerial photograph taken on September 15, 2024 shows a car submerged in water in a flooded street in Glucholazy, southern Poland. One person has drowned in Poland and an Austrian fireman has died responding to floods, authorities said, as Storm Boris lashed central and eastern Europe with torrential rains. Since Thursday, September 12, 2024, swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia have been hit by high winds and unusually fierce rainfall. The storm had already caused the death of five people in Romania, and thousands have been evacuated from their homes across the continent. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Eine umgestürzte Litfasssäule und ein Auto treiben in den Fluten von Glucholazy. (15. September 2024).
Foto: Sergei Gapon (AFP)
People with a dog carry their children through a flooded street in Glucholazy, southern Poland, on September 15, 2024. One person has drowned in Poland and an Austrian fireman has died responding to floods, authorities said, as Storm Boris lashed central and eastern Europe with torrential rains. Since Thursday, September 12, 2024, swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia have been hit by high winds and unusually fierce rainfall. The storm had already caused the death of five people in Romania, and thousands have been evacuated from their homes across the continent. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Eltern tragen ihre Kinder durch die überfluteten Strassen von Glucholazy (15. September 2024).
Foto: Sergei Gapon (AFP)
epa11605405 An aerial picture taken with a drone shows the flooded Jawiszowice village, southern Poland, 15 September 2024. The next 24-36 hours will be crucial for the southern regions of Poland experiencing record downpours. On 14 September, the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) reported that the water level exceeded the alarm condition at 41 hydrological stations and the warning condition at 30 stations. EPA/Lukasz Gagulski POLAND OUT
Wasser, so weit das Auge reicht: Weite Teile von Polens Süden, wie hier Jawiszowice, stehen unter Wasser (15. September 2024).
Foto: Keystone
Self-evacuated local residents stay at school for a night in Glucholazy on September 14, 2024 as Central Europe faces heavy rainfall expected to cause floods. Four people have died in Romania in floods triggered by Storm Boris, which has brought torrential rains and widespread disruption to central and eastern Europe, rescue services said. Since Thursday, September 12, 2024, swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia have been hit by high winds and unusually fierce rains. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Die evakuierten Bewohnerinnen und Bewohner der Stadt Glucholazy übernachten in einer Turnhalle (15. Spetember 2024).
Foto: Sergei Gapon (AFP)
A man piles up sand bags at the entrance of a house to protect it against the floods in Glucholazy, southern Poland, on September 14, 2024, as Central Europe faces heavy rainfall expected to cause floods. Four people have died in Romania in floods triggered by Storm Boris, which has brought torrential rains and widespread disruption to central and eastern Europe, rescue services said. Since Thursday, September 12, 2024, swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia have been hit by high winds and unusually fierce rains. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Hoffen und Handeln: Ein Mann stapelt Sandsäcke am Eingang seines Hauses in Glucholazy (14. September 2024).
Foto: Sergei Gapon (AFP)

Rumänien

TOPSHOT - Aerial view of the rising flood waters in the Romanian village of Slobozia Conachi on September 14 2024. Storm Boris killed four people in Romania on September 14 2024, as exceptional rains caused flooding in several countries in central and eastern Europe. Romanian rescue services announced that they had found the bodies of four people during a search operation in the worst-hit region, Galati (southeast), where 5,000 homes were affected. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)
Eine Katastrophe epischen Ausmasses: Im rumänischen Dorf Slobozia Conachi wurden rund 700 Häuser überflutet (14. September 2024).
Foto: Daniel Mihailescu (AFP)
Local people reinforce a damm that keeps the Suhurlui river waters next to the Romanian village of Piscu on September 14 2024. Storm Boris killed four people in Romania on September 14 2024, as exceptional rains caused flooding in several countries in central and eastern Europe. Romanian rescue services announced that they had found the bodies of four people during a search operation in the worst-hit region, Galati (southeast), where 5,000 homes were affected. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)
Schaufeln, damit der Damm hält: Freiwillige versuchen den Damm des Flusses Suhurlui beim rumänischen Dorf Piscu zu verstärken (14. September 2024).
Foto: Daniel Mihailescu (AFP)
TOPSHOT - Local residents rescue an elderly man (C) from the rising flood waters in the Romanian village of Slobozia Conachi on September 14 2024. Storm Boris killed four people in Romania on September 14 2024, as exceptional rains caused flooding in several countries in central and eastern Europe. Romanian rescue services announced that they had found the bodies of four people during a search operation in the worst-hit region, Galati (southeast), where 5,000 homes were affected. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)
Helfer retten eine ältere Frau aus ihrem überfluteten Haus im rumänischen Dorf Slobozia Conachi. (14. September 2024).
Foto: Daniel Mihailescu (AFP)
People clean the floor of a church after the flood water withdrew from the village of Pechea, Romania, on September 15, 2024. Since Thursday, September 12, 2024, swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia have been hit by high winds and unusually fierce rainfall. The storm had already caused the death of four people in Romania, and thousands have been evacuated from their homes across the continent. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)
Aufräumen nach dem Hochwasser: Anwohnerinnen und Anwohner reinigen die Kirche im Dorf Pechea (15. September 2024).
Foto: Daniel Mihailescu (AFP)

Tschechien

epaselect epa11605285 A view of damages caused by the overflowing of the Staric River following the heavy rain that hit the village of Lipova-lazne, Czech Republic, 15 September 2024. DFloods caused by heavy rains have been battering central and eastern Europe since 13 September, with at least four dead in Romania, four missing in the Czech Republic, and alarming water levels recorded in Poland. EPA/MARTIN DIVISEK
In der Ortschaft Lipova-lazne ist der Fluss Straic übergelaufen und hat schwere Schäden angerichtet (15. Septbember 2024).
Foto: Martin Divisek (Keystone)
epaselect epa11605276 Local people fill bags with sand on children's playground on the bank of overflowing of the Bela river during heavy rain in the town of Jesenik, Czech Republic, 15 September 2024. Floods caused by heavy rains have been battering central and eastern Europe since 13 September, with at least four dead in Romania, four missing in the Czech Republic, and alarming water levels recorded in Poland. EPA/MARTIN DIVISEK
Sand als begehrtes Mittel, um die Fluten zu stoppen: Anwohner füllen auf einem Kinderspielplatz am Ufer des Flusses Bělá in der Stadt Jesenik Sandsäcke ab (15. September 2024).
Foto: Keystone
Firefighters and volunteers build a wall of sand bags to stop flood water of the Opava river on September 15, 2024 in the village of Horni Hostice, Czech Republic. One person has drowned in Poland and an Austrian fireman has died responding to floods, authorities said, as Storm Boris lashed central and eastern Europe with torrential rains. Since Thursday, September 12, 2024, swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia have been hit by high winds and unusually fierce rainfall. The storm had already caused the death of five people in Romania, and thousands have been evacuated from their homes across the continent. (Photo by Michal Cizek / AFP)
Feuerwehrleute und Freiwillige bauen einen Wall aus Sandsäcken, um das Hochwasser des Flusses Opava im Dorf Horní Hoštice aufzuhalten (am 15. September 2024).
Foto: Michael Cizek (AFP)
MIKULOVICE, CZECH REPUBLIC - SEPTEMBER 14: A torrent of water flows along the river Bela during heavy rain on September 14, 2024 in Mikulovice, Czech Republic.There have been extreme weather and flood warnings as heavy rainfall sweeps the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. (Photo by Gabriel Kuchta/Getty Images)
Der Fluss Bělá ist zu einem reissenden Strom angeschwollen und passt nur noch knapp unter der Brücke in der Ortschaft Mikulovice durch (14. September 2024).
Foto: Gabriel Kuchta (Getty Images)
epaselect epa11602094 Firefighters build anti-flood barriers on the bank of the Vltava river in Prague, Czech Republic, 13 September 2024. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (CHMU) has issued a extreme precipitation warning of unusually intense rainfall which can significantly raise water levels and that will affect the Czech Republic from 12 September until the end of the week. EPA/MARTIN DIVISEK
Feuerwehrleute bauen am Ufer der Moldau in Prag Hochwasserschutzwände auf (13. September 2024).
Foto: Martin Divisek (EPA, Keystone)
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