The death toll from Storm Eunice in Western Europe has risen to ten, Agence France-Presse reports.

The death toll in the Netherlands has risen to four, according to rescue services. Falling trees and other accidents resulted in deaths. Due to constant messages, the number of the rescue service is overloaded, the police are asking citizens not to leave their homes. The storm damaged the buildings of the two largest coronavirus testing centers in the Netherlands.

On Friday, February 18, it also became known about one dead in Belgium. They became a 79-year-old Briton, who, due to strong winds, fell off the boat and drowned.

Three people died in England due to fallen trees during a storm. In London, for the first time in history, a "red" weather warning was issued, denoting "danger to life." Roads are closed in the country, trains, flights and ferries are canceled. There are victims of the elements in Germany and Ireland, there is one dead each.

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