Extreme weather has led to power outages for thousands of people in Brașov County, where trees have fallen on power lines, also affecting mountain resorts. In Bucharest, firefighters managed hundreds of interventions due to fallen trees, and 160 cars were damaged. In Constanța, torrential rains caused flooding on the streets, and on the coast, strong winds led to the closure of ports. Additionally, four Polish tourists were rescued from the mountainous area, and a man from Sibiu was seriously injured by a fallen tree. Meteorologists announce an improvement in the weather only next week.
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