Poland Flood Death Toll Rises to Nine

The death toll from recent floods in Poland has risen to nine, following the discovery of two additional bodies, as reported by police chief Marek Boron. One person remains missing after the floods, which were caused by torrential rains, severely impacted southwestern regions including towns like Stronie Slaskie and Nysa. The floods have also resulted in extensive damage to infrastructure, with over 20 fatalities reported across Central Europe and a German citizen among the deceased in Poland. Authorities have evacuated nearly 4,800 residents and provided significant flood aid totaling 623 million zloty ($163 million). Additionally, police have documented cases of looting amidst the disaster, prompting a response from local law enforcement. While river levels are dropping, officials caution that the threat from the aftermath persists for local residents.