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Tens of thousands of people in the Baltic States and Poland lost power due to storms
Record rainfall in Latvia: streets flooded, roads blocked, tens of thousands of people without power
House for Ukrainian refugees opened in Riga
Latvia sends a new batch of military aid to Ukraine consisting of 500 drones
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Tens of thousands of people in the Baltic States and Poland lost power due to storms
Severe storms in the Baltic States and Poland left tens of thousands of people without electricity. In Lithuania and Poland, casualties were reported, infrastructure was damaged, and Latvia experienced record rainfall.
Record rainfall in Latvia: streets flooded, roads blocked, tens of thousands of people without power
A powerful storm with record rainfall is raging in Latvia. Streets are flooded, roads are blocked, and 30,000 people are without power. Riga may receive two months' worth of precipitation, and a severe storm is expected.
House for Ukrainian refugees opened in Riga
A house for Ukrainian refugees has been opened in Riga, where they can live for the first 120 days of their stay in Latvia. The building is designed for 125 people and has an equipped kitchen and washing machines.
Latvia sends a new batch of military aid to Ukraine consisting of 500 drones
Latvian Defense Minister Andris Spruds announced that a new batch of military aid, including more than 500 drones, has been sent to Ukraine. This is part of a planned delivery of 2,500 drones worth 4 million euros.
