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A storm hit parts of Europe, causing trees to fall and canceling some flights, without registering serious damage so far.
Fire teams were deployed in several countries to deal with the repercussions of the storm.
In the Belgian capital, Brussels, fire teams carried out about 90 operations, most of which were to remove trees or broken branches, according to the Belgian News Agency “Belga”.
In Scotland and Norway, some homes experienced power outages on Sunday morning as a result of trees falling on power lines, while work is underway to gradually restore the connection.
As for the Netherlands, the storm warning was lifted since Saturday, with disturbances recorded on the roads due to falling trees, without serious damage.
