Storm Claudia in Europe: casualties in Portugal, mass evacuation in Britain

The storm 'Claudia' caused chaos in Europe, leading to the deaths of three people in Portugal and mass evacuation in Great Britain. The President of Portugal expressed condolences to the families of the victims and wished a speedy recovery to the injured.

Bad weather in Portugal

In Portugal, the bodies of an elderly couple were found in a flooded house near Lisbon, and an 85-year-old woman died in the city of Albufeira, while 28 people were injured in a hotel.

Floods in Great Britain

The storm led to the worst floods in the city of Monmouth and in southeastern Wales. Fire and rescue services are conducting rescue operations and evacuating residents.

Tornado in Brazil

A powerful tornado hit the state of Paraná, resulting in the deaths of six people and the forced evacuation of thousands of residents.

Hurricane 'Melissa' in Jamaica

In Jamaica, Hurricane 'Melissa' was rated the strongest in decades, causing destruction and casualties among the local population.

Storm 'Claudia' and other natural disasters in various countries around the world have caused human casualties, destruction, and mass evacuations, highlighting the importance of timely warnings and preparedness for danger in the respective regions.