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By GEIR MOULSON Associated Press July 18, 2021 6 German Chancellor Angela Merkel, rear third left, and the Governor of the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, rear fifth left, are seen on a bridge in Schuld, western Germany, Sunday, July 18, 2021 during their visit in the flood-ravaged areas to survey the damage and meet survivors. After days of extreme downpours causing devastating floods in Germany and other parts of western Europe the death toll has risen. (Christof Stache/Pool Photo via AP) BERLIN (AP) — German Chancellor Angela Merkel surveyed what she called a “surrea...

WHYY By A view of destroyed houses in Erftstadt-Blessem, Germany, Saturday, July 17, 2021. (AP Photo/Michael Probst) German Chancellor Angela Merkel surveyed what she called a “surreal, ghostly” scene in a devastated village on Sunday, pledging quick financial aid and a redoubled political focus on curbing climate change as the death toll from floods in Western Europe climbed above 180. Merkel toured Schuld, a village on a tight curve of the Ahr River in western Germany where many buildings were damaged or destroyed by rapidly rising floodwaters Wednesday night. Although the mayor of Schu...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel gestures as she and the Governor of the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, front right, talk to a resident in Schuld on July 18, 2021 during their visit in the flood-ravaged areas to survey the damage and meet survivors. Christof Stache / AP Updated July 18, 2021 at 2:09 PM ET German Chancellor Angela Merkel surveyed what she called a "surreal, ghostly" scene in a devastated village on Sunday, pledging quick financial aid and a redoubled political focus on curbing climate change as the death toll from floods in Western Europe climbed above ...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, rear third left, and the Governor of the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, rear fifth left, are seen on a bridge in Schuld, western Germany, Sunday, July 18, 2021 during their visit in the flood-ravaged areas to survey the damage and meet survivors. After days of extreme downpours causing devastating floods in Germany and other parts of western Europe the death toll has risen. (Christof Stache/Pool Photo via AP) world Merkel tours flood scene in Germany Today 05:45 am JST Today | 07:...

Germany begins massive clean-up effort costing BILLIONS after 188 killed in terrifying floods that destroyed towns Jon Lockett Updated: 10:45, 19 Jul 2021 Jon Lockett Invalid Date, GERMANY is expected to fork out billions of euros to clean up the devastation caused after terrifying floods killed 188. The German Government is also piecing together a 300million euros (£257m) rescue package for the worst-hit areas. 8 German police officers walk by a car swept into waters in the town of Bad MuenstereifeCredit: Reuters 8 Volunteers clean rubble in Bad MuenstereifelCredit: Reuters Shocking photog...