Europe- World have seen effects of Climate Change and now Nature have struck European continent. Homes flooded and streets submerged after torrential rain in eastern Romania ,Poland, Austria, Czech Republic, Romania. The massive rainwater floods destroyed infrastructure (cars, roads, houses) worth billion . Rescue workers are highly active to save as many lives as possible in effected areas in Europe.

“We are currently making preparations for a possible rise in the water level of the local river, so this is a precautionary measure. As in most places,” said Aleš Chovanec, Deputy Commander of the Holasice Volunteer Fire Brigade.

Floods killed 5 people in Romania caused civilian displacements .In Romania public events have been cancelled at the request of authorities, including football matches in the top two leagues Floods killed 5 people in Romania .“We must continue to strengthen our capacity to anticipate extreme weather phenomena.” Says Romanian President.

In the Czech Republic, river water level rises, turns in to massive floods to damage surrounding areas. Heavy rain and windstorms cause power cut for many citizens. Czechs were asked not to go to parks and woods as high winds of up to 100 kilometers per hour were forecast.

Meteorologists warns of more  rainfall in most parts of the Czech Republic including the capital and border regions with Austria and Germany in the south, and Poland in the north. Situations  in Central Europeans are  very serious because some experts have compared the weekend forecast to devastating floods in 1997 in the region, referred to by some as the flood of the century.Over 100 people were killed in the floods 27 years ago, including 50 in the eastern Czech Republic.

In Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk travelled to the southwestern city of Wrocław where floods are forecast. Authorities there have appealed to residents to have extra food and to prepare for power outages by charging power banks. Tusk, meeting with firefighters and other emergency officials, said the forecasts were “not excessively alarming “There is no reason to panic, but there is a reason to be fully mobilised,” he stressed.

The German Weather Service warned of heavy precipitation in Europe, including the Alps, where heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected at higher altitudes.  Austria is also getting ready for heavy rain

“I think that we have learnt a lot from the floods of 2002 and 2013. We have of course also made all the necessary investments. I’m thinking of flood protection, where numerous projects have been implemented and of course also in the whole area of data analysis,” said Johanna Mikl-Leitner, the regional governor of Lower Austria.

However the situation can get worse and will impact the Europe as no part of the world is save from consequences of Climate Catastrophe.