Shocking
Mighty Tornado In Hodonin, Czech Republic Destroys Everything On Its Path
The web is surrounded by numerous videos of a devastating tornado showing its relentless strength in the Breclav and Hodonin regions in southern Bohemia.
According to the latest unofficial information, more than 200 people were injured, at least 5 of them lost their lives.
A severe storm, during which a devastating tornado developed, devastated seven villages in the south of the Czech Republic, and many fires broke out. According to experts, this is the strongest tornado ever recorded in the Czech Republic.
The moment the south of the Czech Republic was hit by a tornado:
The tornado hit the south of the Czech Republic yesterday evening, intervention services recorded more than 330 calls for help, and many residents lost everything during the tornado rage. Many villages have been completely devastated, and many cars and road links have been destroyed.
The Czech Civil Protection has declared the highest level of preparedness, and a crisis center has been set up. Firefighters and rescuers are still helping people, and the army has taken to the streets of the affected villages.
According to the latest unofficial information, more than 200 people were injured, at least 5 of them lost their lives.
A severe storm, during which a devastating tornado developed, devastated seven villages in the south of the Czech Republic, and many fires broke out. According to experts, this is the strongest tornado ever recorded in the Czech Republic.
The moment the south of the Czech Republic was hit by a tornado:
The tornado hit the south of the Czech Republic yesterday evening, intervention services recorded more than 330 calls for help, and many residents lost everything during the tornado rage. Many villages have been completely devastated, and many cars and road links have been destroyed.
The Czech Civil Protection has declared the highest level of preparedness, and a crisis center has been set up. Firefighters and rescuers are still helping people, and the army has taken to the streets of the affected villages.
