Deadly floods add to fiscal strains in central Europe
Based on estimates from local officials, the damage to infrastructure could reach a combined $10 billion in these two countries alone. Poland's finance minister said the $5.6 billion allotted from EU funds would cover some, but not all of the costs to recover from the floods.
In Stronie Slaskie, residents and volunteers work tirelessly to restore their community following devastating floods in south ...
Poland's third-largest city Wroclaw was bracing for peaking flood waters on Thursday, with early indications its defences ...
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Europe floods: Death toll reaches 23 as flood wave peaks in WrocławAt least 23 people have now died in Europe's flood disaster as the Polish city of Wrocław sees the level of the Oder river ...
Hungarian farmer Laszlo Batki faced devastating losses after the River Danube flooded his organic farm, following a summer of ...
Workers use sandbags to block water as the worst floods to hit Central and Eastern Europe in two decades kill 24.
The provision of €10bn in cohesion funding Central and Eastern European countries devastated by floods this week will help ...
The Polish Defense Ministry mobilized 10,000 soldiers to help combat the widespread floods, and the Polish military put out a ...
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