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Post Poly: train services back on track, roads clear

Two others seriously injured; 400 flights cancelled from Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport.

A destructive windstorm hit Netherlands and Northwestern Germany claiming the lives of at least two individuals. Read more here.

The red code has been declared in three provinces as the Netherlands has been struck with its worst summer storm.

A record-breaking summer storm that pummelled the Netherlands and Germany, leaving two people dead, has caused as much as 100 million euros ($109 million) in damage, Dutch insures said on Thursday.The Dutch Association of Insurers said that, according to initial estimates, "damage to homes, cars and commercial buildings due to storm Poly amounts to 50 to 100 million euros."

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Trains have been halted in the northern Netherlands while Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, one of Europe’s busiest airports, has cancelled or delayed hundreds of flights

Dutch national railway NS said more trains could be cancelled on Wednesday afternoon as a result of Storm Poly. The train operator cancelled all morning trains in the Northern Netherlands soon after meteorological office KNMI issued a Code Red weather alert for the storm, which brought wind gusts of up to 146 kilometers per hour. There were also problems on the roads, and many local public transport providers also modified their schedule or shut down service temporarily.