Hundreds of flights were canceled in the Netherlands due to the storm

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In the Netherlands, hundreds of flights were canceled at the airports of Schiphol and Rotterdam-The Hague due to the approaching destructive storm "Kiran".

This storm has already caused significant damage in many parts of France and the UK, with wind gusts reaching an incredible 210km/h. In this regard, the airline company KLM has decided to cancel all its flights starting at 12 noon. In addition, flights were canceled at Rotterdam-The Hague airport.

Currently, the "orange" level of danger has been declared in the province of Zeeland, as wind gusts are expected to reach 110 km/h. As a result, changes were made to train services in this province and in the coastal areas of North and South Holland, as well as west of the Wadden area.

In addition, some shipping companies have canceled sailings to the islands of Vlieland and Terschelling, while ferries on the routes to Texel, Ameland and Schermonnikug are still operating without changes. Currently, the situation remains tense, and the authorities are appealing to citizens and tourists to be careful and take all necessary safety measures during the storm "Kiran".