Hurricane Friedrich is upset in Central Europe

Hurricane Friedrich was hit by the overwhelming response of some parts of Germany, Holland and France in Central Europe. Twenty-two people were killed in Germany and two in Holland in the fall of Thursday's storm. Several people were injured.

Hurricane Friedrich hit from the west side. There is a strong wind and rain in the speed of 130 kilometers per hour. In Germany, flights, rail and roadways are declared closed. Vacation was announced in the educational institutions.

In the snowstorm, roads in some areas have been slippery. They have become inappropriate for movement. Several casualties were reported in highways and under the trees.

Meteorologist says that such a hurricane struck again after the Hurricane Croil over Central Europe in 2007. 47 people died in criole injuries in Germany

Friedrich was hit on Thursday by German rocks in Germany, Northern Rhine Westphalia, Turinengen, Mekelberg, Bhupen, Niedersäksen and Hessen.

Thousands of people were stuck at several railway stations and airports in Germany since yesterday noon. Authorities provide accommodation and food for passengers.

Air, rail and road communication system has become normal since Friday morning.