The Weissenhorn Foundation Clinic restarts its activities.

Inundation Occurs - The Weissenhorn Foundation Clinic restarts its activities.

Due to the deteriorating flood conditions in the Neu-Ulm region, the clinic and a refugee shelter had to be evacuated. The majority of the over 100 patients and residents of the foundation clinic were relocated to the Donauklinik in Neu-Ulm, the University Hospital in Ulm, and the Bundeswehr Hospital in Ulm. Nearly 30 individuals were released from the hospital.

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1. Despite the improving weather in the District of Neu-Ulm, the flood situation continues to pose challenges, with Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg in Swabia experiencing emergencies.
2. Residents in Weißenhorn and surrounding areas have been closely monitoring the climate conditions, as the area is prone to floods, especially during storms like New Ulm experienced recently.
3. The evacuation of the clinic and refugee shelter in Neu-Ulm was a precautionary measure, considering the historic floods that have impacted the region in the past.
4. Reports of flood damage have been widespread, affecting various districts across Swabia, including the District of Neu-Ulm and Ulm, requiring extensive clean-up and recovery efforts.
5. The Foundation Clinic in Weißenhorn, which had to be temporarily relocated due to the flood, will restart its activities with a renewed focus on crisis management and emergency preparedness.
6. The flooding in the District of Neu-Ulm has raised concerns about the long-term impact on the region's climate and its vulnerability to extreme weather events.
7. Tourists planning weekend trips to the District of Neu-Ulm and Ulm are advised to check the latest weather forecasts and flood advisories before setting out, as the area may still be recovering from the recent events.

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