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Munich's Isar River Expands, Prompting Fire Department to Shut Down Bridges

A small path on the banks of the Isar is washed over by the water.
A small path on the banks of the Isar is washed over by the water.

Inundation due to heavy rainfall - Munich's Isar River Expands, Prompting Fire Department to Shut Down Bridges

Munich Fire Department issues a warning of potential danger due to flooding near the Isar river. Two popular walking paths along the river have been closed by the city administration. The Isar river has reached flood stage 2 in the capital. According to the Fire Department's announcement, this means there will be flooding on unbuilt areas and disrupted traffic due to high water on the roads.

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The climate in Bavaria has been unpredictable, leading to numerous emergencies lately. The storm that hit Munich added to the city's woes, causing the Isar River to expand significantly. The high water levels pose a serious threat to life and property in the area. The city administration and the Fire Department are working together to mitigate the danger. They've advised residents to stay indoors and avoid low-lying areas near the river. The Fire Department has also set up emergency shelters for those in flood-prone areas. Despite the efforts, the weather forecast predicts more heavy rainfall, which could worsen the situation.

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