Thunderstorms sweep vehicles away in Austrian ski resort village
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Clean-up efforts are now underway, involving 350 personnel from fire brigades and aid organizations. Two streams overflowed, triggering a massive mudslide that buried cars and buildings, though fortunately, no one was injured. The Arlberg road remains closed, and continuous rain complicates the clean-up. The mayor estimates that the clean-up will take weeks, with roads and retention basins requiring extensive work.
Clean-up efforts are now underway, involving 350 personnel from fire brigades and aid organizations. Two streams overflowed, triggering a massive mudslide that buried cars and buildings, though fortunately, no one was injured. The Arlberg road remains closed, and continuous rain complicates the clean-up. The mayor estimates that the clean-up will take weeks, with roads and retention basins requiring extensive work.
Thunderstorms sweep vehicles away in Austrian ski resort village
Updated:
Clean-up efforts are now underway, involving 350 personnel from fire brigades and aid organizations. Two streams overflowed, triggering a massive mudslide that buried cars and buildings, though fortunately, no one was injured. The Arlberg road remains closed, and continuous rain complicates the clean-up. The mayor estimates that the clean-up will take weeks, with roads and retention basins requiring extensive work.
Clean-up efforts are now underway, involving 350 personnel from fire brigades and aid organizations. Two streams overflowed, triggering a massive mudslide that buried cars and buildings, though fortunately, no one was injured. The Arlberg road remains closed, and continuous rain complicates the clean-up. The mayor estimates that the clean-up will take weeks, with roads and retention basins requiring extensive work.
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