Storms are hitting Poland as an effect of the Dudley Lowlands moving from Western Europe. Marek Kubiak, deputy director of the Government Center for Security (RCB) informed that last night, over 324,000 consumers were deprived of electricity supplies. Karol Kierzkowski, the press spokesman of the chief commander of the State Fire Service informed that firefighters received over 3,200 calls to remove the effects of strong winds: most in the Wielkopolski Region – 888, \u0141\u00f3dzkie- 633, Mazowieckie- 515, Zachodniopomorskie 323, Lubuskie 300. 190 buildings were damaged.<\/p>\n
In Wielkopolska, in the Dobrzyca commune, the wind broke the roofs of about 30 houses. In Lubuskie, near Mi\u0119dzyrzecz, a 70-year-old man died after the car he was driving was crushed by a large tree. It was also a dangerous situation in the \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Province. There, a strong wind broke off several dozen roofs and broken tree branches and overturned trucks blocked the roads. A construction crane collapsed down in Krak\u00f3w. Four people are injured, including two of them seriously.<\/p>\n
The very moment of the crash was recorded on the video:<\/p>\n