The flood disaster also caused millions of euros in damage in Bavaria.
So far, around 400,000 euros in emergency aid have been paid out in Berchtesgadener Land.
Berchtesgaden - About three weeks after the flood disaster in Berchtesgadener Land, the district office there draws an interim conclusion.
The devastating destruction caused by severe storms, floods and landslides is evident from the amount of the requested emergency aid.
The District Office has paid out around 390,000 euros in emergency aid provided by the Free State to flood victims in the disaster areas.
Around 150 applications from private households and commercial institutions have so far been submitted to the office there, as reported by
Bayerischer Rundfunk
today.
Flood disaster in Berchtesgadener Land: municipalities report destruction in the millions
The damage to roads, bridges, public buildings and lines alone was 86 million euros.
According to the
BR
, the affected communities
reported
this amount of damage to
the district office.
The communities of Schönau am Königssee, Bischofswiesen and Marktschellenberg are particularly affected by the consequences of the forces of nature.
This balance does not even take private damage into account.
The Bavarian Insurance Chamber cannot yet give a final conclusion on the damage costs.
To do this, all the data would first have to be evaluated, as damage would still be reported.
Flood disaster in Berchtesgadener Land: road damage amounting to 15 million euros
The clean-up work with excavators and caterpillars in Schönau am Koenigssee runs day and night.
Mud, rubble and rubble are dragged away by full-time and voluntary helpers.
Here the mud masses have partially completely flooded the houses.
The damage caused by the destruction of the toboggan and bobsleigh run at Königssee by the storm is also estimated at 20 million euros.
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The ice rink at Koenigssee was badly hit by the storms, as this photo shows.
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In Traunstein alone there was road damage amounting to 15 million euros. The road construction authority in Traunstein plans to restore the destroyed Alpine road by the end of 2022. Planned costs: 9 million euros. When the Ache overflowed its banks here in mid-July due to heavy rainfall, it tore away several retaining walls. Currently the route is only passable in one lane.