＂Yenis＂ swept hundreds of flights from 13 people in Europe for hundreds of flights

(London Comprehensive) Storm "Yenis" swept swept sweepMany European countries have killed at least 13 people and hundreds of flights were canceled.

"Stormeunice" is currently in the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Poland, causing at least 13 people to die.According to officials in European countries, the storms caused by Yenis caused a lot of accidents that caused many trees to kill people. Three people died of the Netherlands, while one person was killed in southeast Irish and Belgium.

Juenis landed on Corwall, Western England on Friday. The authorities issued a red warning to London and southeast England earlier.

The UK is currently reported that three people are killed, including a big tree falling from a 30 -year -old woman in London to death.More than 1 million households in the United Kingdom lost power supply, and as of Saturday morning, more than 220,000 households were power off.In addition, according to the flight tracking website Flightaware.com revealed that London Hidelo Airport was canceled yesterday.

The British Meteorological Administration said that the wind of about 196 kilometers per hour in White Island in southern England is the highest wind speed record in England.The strong wind also caused damage to the O2 stadium on the Thames River in London, and the white dome broke a large hole.

The Meteorological Bureau reduced the red warning of the southern coast of England and southern Wales on Saturday to the yellow warning."Although the wind speed weakened gradually, the speed of the inland wind speed continued to reach 112 kilometers per hour," said the bureau's chief meteorologist, and it would likely cause further impact. "The authorities issued red warnings to many provinces such as Freesia, Zelan, and the government also sent text messages to the public to urge them to stay indoors.Due to security considerations, about 390 flights from Ski Po Airport in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, were canceled on Friday, and all high -speed rail flights from Belgium and the Netherlands also stopped.

Wind speed reaches 130 kilometers per hour

In Belgium, Yenis's wind speed once reached 130 kilometers per hour.The roof of a hospital in Turner.It is reported that someone was injured in the accident, but did not receive a report of death.