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A storm has hit Germany, and even the meteorologists are surprised: a child is dead, a huge storm is coming
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A storm has hit Germany, and even the meteorologists are surprised: a child is dead, a huge storm is coming

A severe storm hit southwestern Germany at the end of August, resulting in tragic casualties. According to Fenix Magazin, a child lost their life, while an adult was seriously injured in the area near the Swiss border. The incident occurred on Thursday when strong winds and heavy rain caused significant material damage. The child died in the village of Klettgau within the district of Waldshut, where funeral rites were being conducted at a forest cemetery. The spokesperson for the State Prosecutor’s Office in Waldshut-Tiengen stated that the circumstances of the tragedy are still under investigation. The exact cause of the child's death and their age remain unknown. The storm was unusually intense, surprising even German meteorologists. Wind speeds recorded at a Swiss station in Schaffhausen reached up to 143 km/h, and hailstones measuring up to five centimeters fell.

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A storm has hit Germany, and even the meteorologists are surprised: a child is dead, a huge storm is coming

A severe storm hit southwestern Germany at the end of August, resulting in tragic casualties. According to Fenix Magazin, a child lost their life, while an adult was seriously injured in the area near the Swiss border. The incident occurred on Thursday when strong winds and heavy rain caused significant material damage. The child died in the village of Klettgau within the district of Waldshut, where funeral rites were being conducted at a forest cemetery. The spokesperson for the State Prosecutor’s Office in Waldshut-Tiengen stated that the circumstances of the tragedy are still under investigation. The exact cause of the child's death and their age remain unknown. The storm was unusually intense, surprising even German meteorologists. Wind speeds recorded at a Swiss station in Schaffhausen reached up to 143 km/h, and hailstones measuring up to five centimeters fell.

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