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German flood deaths rise in Scotland’s Euro base camp state

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German flood deaths rise in Scotland’s Euro base camp state

A state of emergency has been declared and some residents have been evacuated in Bavaria just days before Scotland are due to start their Euros 2024 camp.

The national team’s base camp for the tournament was confirmed earlier this year as the Bavarian resort Garmisch-Partenkirchen.




However, widespread flooding has hit sothern parts of Germany in recent days, with at least four people dead and thousands evacuated from their homes.

Steve Clarke’s men are set to arrive in Bavaria on Sunday, June 9, but in the next two days more heavy rainfall is expected in the south of Germany. The Meteorological Service (DWD) predict another 35 gallons of rain in the mountainous regions of Bavaria

Accuweather.com say there then will be a further three days of downpours, from Monday. June 10, Tuesday, June 11, and Wednesday, June 12, before the weather is expected to clear up for Scotland’s opening fixture of the tournament against Germany in Munich on Friday, June 15.

A flooded street and the buildings along under water in the center of Passau in Bavaria on June 4.(Image: Getty)

The Foreign Office has warned Scots to check transport plans before travelling.

A spokesperson said: “Floods are affecting some parts of Germany, particularly in Bavaria and Baden Wurttemberg. Follow the advice of the local authorities, as well as the German Met Office, and be sure to check your transport plans before you travel. “

Tartan Army foot soldiers have expressed their sympathy for people in the area online.

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