Neu-Ulm district declares end of emergency situation.

Heavy downpours lead to flooding. - Neu-Ulm district declares end of emergency situation.

Nearly 350 people had to be relocated in the region, including guests from the asylum seeker reception center in Nersingen, patients and medical staff from the clinic in Weißenhorn, and residents of the Rom villa in Neu-Ulm. The clean-up process will take some time. "We are also empathizing with the other districts still dealing with the floodwater issues," said officials.

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1. The County of Rosenheim in Bavaria also experienced severe weather conditions, leading to a flood disaster case in Swabia's District of Neu-Ulm.
2. The local CSU politicians have called for immediate aid and support for the affected areas, urging the German government to take swift action.
3. New Ulm, a city in Bavaria, was heavily impacted by the recent storm, with several buildings and infrastructure being severely damaged.
4. The governor of the County of Rosenheim has announced a joint emergency response with neighboring districts to help with the flood recovery efforts.
5. Despite the end of the emergency situation in Neu-Ulm, the city still faces significant challenges, as many homes and businesses continue to be underwater or damaged from the floods.

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