ADAC air rescue continues nonstop in Bavaria

Inundation: Extensive Water Damage Occurs - ADAC air rescue continues nonstop in Bavaria

A rescue helicopter with a winch has been operating out of the Augsburg Clinic since Sunday, saving over a handful of people in its first few hours. Another helicopter with a winch is on standby in Ingolstadt, prepared to enter the service in the Straubing area, which is expected to experience a worsening flood situation. The ADAC anticipates continuous rescue efforts in Bavaria through the flood crisis until around the middle of next week.

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1. The flood in Bavaria has led to continuous use of ADAC air rescue services, particularly in Munich and areas near the Danube, due to the severe weather conditions.
2. On Sunday, the ADAC helicopter was engaged in a rescue operation along the flood-prone areas of Bavaria, close to the German city of Augsburg.
3. Concerns about the flood situation in Straubing, Bavaria, have prompted the ADAC to station an additional rescue helicopter with a winch, ready to join the ongoing operations if necessary.
4. The ADAC has announced it will continue its rescue missions throughout Bavaria, affected by the flood, until approximately the middle of the following week.
5. As the weather in Germany remains stormy, the ADAC helicopters have been tirelessly performing rescue operations in flood-hit regions of Bavaria, including areas near the Danube River.

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