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The floods in the summer of 2024 inundated numerous villages and towns in southern Germany and caused considerable damage.

In Passau, half of the historic city centre was under water, and villages such as Reichertshofen and Baar-Ebenhausen also suffered severe damage. Many of the people living there had to be evacuated and are now struggling with the consequences of the flood.


Der Spiegel



The Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers flow together in Passau, bringing a lot of water into the city A member of the water rescue team standing in the flooded old town area Volunteers from the Heining-Passau fire brigade during a short break in the flooded city centre of Passau Man sitting on sandbags in front of his father's flooded shop in the city centre of Passau Flooding of the Danube inundates streets and houses in the historic centre of Passau In Reichertshofen, the Paar, a tributary of the Danube, flooded the town Residents sorting items that were damaged by the flood in Reichertshofen Leonie Men and women of the Aufham fire brigade in Reichertshofen Sandbags to keep further water out of an already flooded garden A woman sits in front of her house in Reichertshofen after the flood Volunteers and residents clear items from the cellar of a flooded house in Baar-Ebenhausen Volunteer in the cellar of a flooded house in Baar-Ebenhausen Sandbags along a road next to the Paar Woman throws objects destroyed by the flood into a container in front of her house in Baar-Ebenhausen Objects destroyed by the flood are ready for removal in front of a residential building in Pichl Sandbags along a road next to the Paar in Manching