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Severe flooding has hit parts of Germany and Austria, causing widespread damage and leaving several people missing. The regions of Bavaria and Saxony in Germany, as well as Salzburg and Tyrol in Austria, have been particularly affected. Heavy rainfall in recent days has caused rivers to burst their banks, with water levels reaching record highs in some areas. In Germany, emergency services have been working around the clock to evacuate residents and provide assistance to those affected. Several roads and bridges have been closed, and train services have also been disrupted. The city of Passau, which is located at the confluence of three rivers, has declared a state of emergency. Meanwhile, in Austria, the military has been deployed to assist with rescue efforts. The town of Hallein, near Salzburg, has been particularly badly hit, with homes and businesses inundated with water. The Salzach River, which runs through the town, reached its highest level in over 30 years. The flooding has also
