The images and footage in the media are terrible. It feels very close, because the rubble isn’t from the 1940s, nor are the scenes from the 1960s, and we are all, in a way, neighbors.
There are certainly some among us who are currently worried about their homes, properties, or even their lives. Whether it’s a new or old house, an apartment, a place they call home, or their family… I wish them strength, courage, and good luck—that you all get through this safely.
I’m at a loss for words. Every hour brings more terrible news… 🙁
There are certainly some among us who are currently worried about their homes, properties, or even their lives. Whether it’s a new or old house, an apartment, a place they call home, or their family… I wish them strength, courage, and good luck—that you all get through this safely.
I’m at a loss for words. Every hour brings more terrible news… 🙁
SumsumBiene18 Jul 2021 09:06But is that really what you want?
Or which insurance company would still cover you if you rebuild your house there right away?
Or which insurance company would still cover you if you rebuild your house there right away?
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hanghaus200018 Jul 2021 09:12In my opinion, the damage can be repaired quickly. It is only a matter of money. However, the suffering of those affected remains.
shenja schrieb:
All infrastructure is simply gone.I just can’t imagine it at all! Roads collapsing, cliffs everywhere, and washed-away soil… Now it’s happening in southern Germany.
People are losing their livelihoods due to flooding.
Here, we have the best summer and holiday/recreational weather…
🙁