The ST Jude Storm caused havoc in the Britain and Netherlands, five killed
LONDON: In Britain and the Netherlands came in the last decade due to the severe storms St. Jude life completely deranged way. In that case A teenager and killed five people including a woman and a child is missing.
Storm hit about Six o'clock local time this morning to southern Britain and Wales. In the field of wind coming at a speed of 160 km per hour caused 130 flights were cancelled at Heath row airport and disrupted rail and road services. London South - East Kent area, sleeping in the house of a 17 year old teenager died from falling trees.
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The ST Jude Storm caused havoc in the Britain and Netherlands, five killed
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Watford town in the north of London 50-year-old man died from falling trees on the car. A man and a woman were found dead in west London. The 14-year-old boy is still missing, who went on the beach yesterday. Police said late yesterday due to the raging of the sea, they had to stop looking for him.
Netherlands capital Amsterdam after the storm arrived in the UK from falling trees beneath them, a woman died and two people were seriously injured. Uprooted trees in low-lying areas and in the capital Amsterdam train service was interrupted.
Coming from Newcastle in the UK over a thousand passengers on a ship could not reach the coast and had to return back to the sea. The 50 flights were cancelled at Schiphol Airport. On the other afternoon at a speed of 130 kilometres Gale force winds are expected to run. France's northern and north - western region and operates at a speed of 100 kilometers per hour winds, many trees fell And the power supply was interrupted nearly 75 thousand houses.
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