According to a latest report, high winds as well as heavy rain have tattered many parts of Europe. Sources revealed that this torment has caused death of tow people in the region.
It has been revealed by the sources that due to this natural calamity one man has also been lost at the sea off France.
This weather unevenness has also disrupted the travel of many people just two day before the ringing of the jingle bells.
Inspector Chis Wright of the Cumbria police said a man was seen dead in a swollen river in northwest England as the water there was flowing very fast. It could also be witnessed by the sources that a lot more water was there on the sight than normal.
Inspector Chis Wright of the Cumbria police said that it would be fair enough to say that the weather contributed to the problem to a great extent.
The second person who died due to the natural disaster was a woman who was swept away by the river in north Wales, according to the reports of the police.
Sources said a Russian man was also about to die after falling from a damaged cargo ship, off the northwest French coast. This incident took place about 220 kilometers from Brest.
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