The West is experiences the viciousness of the forces of nature( ,Hurricane-strength winds pummel Europe, four killed)

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The power of God in person is laying the Western world to desolations. From America to Europe the hand of God can be seen through the manifestation of the forces of nature.

…..”The power that is in the water is in the Hand of Allah (God) to use it against whom He pleases. The earth, wind, rain, snow and ice and earthquakes are controlled by Allah (God).

It is a fearful sight to see the Display of His Power with the forces of nature bowing and submitting to His Will. I should warn you that this is now coming into action against the Western world.”-pg.212(tfoa)

Hurricane-strength winds pummel Europe, four killed

Firefighters remove parts of a tree from a street at Wedding district as Storm Niklas strikes in Berlin on Tuesday.
(Reuters) — At least four people were killed on Tuesday when hurricane-force winds lashed northern Europe in one of the most severe storms in years, forcing flights to be cancelled and disrupting road, train and marine traffic.

The Dutch meteorological office issued a code red warning for the low-lying country’s northern and coastal provinces, as gusts of up to 75 mph battered the Netherlands, causing damage estimated at several million euros.

German weather service spokesman Peter Hartmann said winds reached up to 160 kph, or 100 mph, on higher ground.

“This is one of the heaviest storms in recent years,” he said, noting that such hurricane-force winds were highly unusual for this time of the year.

Two road workers were killed in the western region of Rhineland-Palatinate when a tree fell on their vehicle, while another man was crushed under a stone wall in front of his house near Magdeburg in eastern Germany.

The fourth victim was in the eastern Dutch town of Ede, where a man was killed when the roof of a warehouse fell on him.

About 140 flights were cancelled at Frankfurt, Germany, airport with one runway shut, an airport spokesperson said.

A spokesman for Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport, Europe’s fourth-largest, said some 90 flights had been canceled because of the wind. The airport warned that flights were delayed by an average of 90 minutes and more delays were expected.

At Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port, two container terminals were closed, with ships forced to queue out at sea. A spokesman said this was a routine precaution when winds rise above gale force seven. Bulk liquid terminals continued to operate.

Dutch authorities warned truck drivers not to travel with lightly loaded vehicles after a spate of overturned trucks blocked roads, while in the north some bridges had to be closed.

Near the port of Vlissingen on the Belgian border, authorities were able to refloat a 1,000-foot container ship that ran aground the small hours.

German railway operator Deutsche Bahn said it had stopped train services in the northern states of North Rhine Westphalia and Lower Saxony. Rail service between Berlin and the port city of Hamburg was halted as was service between Berlin and Hanover. Rail services were also disrupted in the southern state of Bavaria including to Munich airport.

In Britain, winds gusted up to 97 mph overnight, with a major bridge over the River Thames closed for several hours because of the bad weather, causing long traffic delays.

In Belgium, the wind uprooted trees, knocked over lamp posts and cut power lines to hundreds of homes. In some places, cars and buildings were damaged by flying debris and some rail and road links were briefly obstructed.

Source: www.businessinsurance.com

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