Floods in Germany near the River Oder - no comment

One river and two countries remain in the grip of a cross-border flooding crisis as preparations for the worst intensify. Rising water levels on the River Oder along Germany's frontier with Poland are already taking their toll....
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Interesting... Perhaps along the lines of...

Guatemala declares emergency as volcano erupts

Officials declare a state of emergency as the Pacaya, volcano near the capital, spews rocks and ash, killing one reporter and injuring at least 65 people...

Germany & Poland flooding of the 'Oder' river...

[Realizalize]

@Jai666666666

which rating agency are YOU working for ?

[kiwaczek13]

@HorseofPaulRevere Lol its ok

[megamarsvin]

@Doeding Don't bother with that guy, he's into conspiracy theories AND the Twilight movies, clearly a deranged mind ;D

[HorseofPaulRevere]

@kiwaczek13 Thanks, forgive my ignorance of European geography and the common rivers...

[kiwaczek13]

@HorseofPaulRevere Yes..

[Doeding]

@Jai666666666

there are living around 60.000 inhabitants in frankfurt/oder, what do u want to do?

move the whole town? germany aint china.

also this is not pretty much related to the falling of the €uro. it even helps the local building industry b'coz money has to be spent instead of sending it to some fucked up economys to help them.

[Jai666666666]

Well, well, what have we here, floods and climate change destruction in Germany? Does that mean that money must be spent to fix these damages? Money that is spent by the State to fix something that will be damaged again, and again, year after year and will never be fixed well, ever again. A constant lose to the economy that will only get worse with time. The Euro may fall if there is too much climate change destruction in a single year.

[HorseofPaulRevere]

So it's related to the flooding in Poland?

[ubuibiok]

thats a lot of water, never seen it that high before.