Flooding in Germany: at least 80 dead and hundreds of missing...

 At least 80 people have died and hundreds more have gone missing in Germany after one of the worst floods in decades.

Record precipitation in western Europe made streams burst their banks, decimating the district. Belgium has likewise revealed somewhere around 11 dead after the outrageous climate, which political pioneers have accused on environmental change. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has swore full help for the people in question. Armin Laschet, the head of North Rhine-Westphalia, pinned the outrageous climate on an unnatural weather change during a visit to a hard-hit region. "We will be confronted with such occasions again and again, and that implies we need to accelerate environment security measures... since environmental change isn't restricted to one state," he said. Specialists say that environmental change is relied upon to build the recurrence of outrageous climate occasions, yet connecting any single occasion to an Earth-wide temperature boost is convoluted.