Germany remains on high alert for strong winds. Roads and tracks closed and flights canceled due to the passage of storm Ylenia. The state of North Rhine-Westphalia has closed schools. The storm hit the entire north and east of Germany, causing flooding and damage to buildings.
The state-owned railway company Deutzche Bahn suspended long-distance routes between seven regions in the north of the country throughout Thursday morning. The storm has left winds of up to 135 km / h in some areas. A dozen flights have been canceled at Hamburg airport.
As of early Thursday morning, fire departments and police stations reported numerous incidents, but so far there has been no major damage. The storm is expected to reach other countries in Europe over the weekend.
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