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Severe Weather - National Park Saxon Switzerland Closed to Visitors After Severe Weather - Tree Kills Man in Saxon Rath

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The Sächsische Schweiz National Park is closed to visitors after a storm.

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A severe storm has hit the Saxon Switzerland National Park. A man was killed and three others were injured near the spa town of Rathen by a falling tree. Part of the national park has been closed, officials from the border district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains said.

A man was killed and three others were seriously injured when a severe storm hit the Saxon Switzerland region in the eastern German state of Saxony on Friday, police said.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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The Sächsische Schweiz National Park is closed to visitors after a storm.

·Germany
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After the severe storm near the Felsenbühne Rathen, the fire brigade is in large use. Why the area is not allowed to enter for the time being.After the severe storm with a dead man, exploration and clean-up work is carried out in Saxon Switzerland. Among other things, drone squadrons are used by the Bergwacht in Sebnitz and the Technische Hilfswerk in Dippoldiswalde in order to fly over the area, it was said by the rescue forces. The disaster si…

·Hamburg, Germany
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A violent storm has left a trail of devastation in Saxon Switzerland and caused a tragic accident. Due to the acute danger of life caused by falling trees, large parts of the popular excursion destination are now completely blocked for visitors.

·Essen, Germany
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After the severe storm in Saxon Switzerland, the Landratsamt prohibited the entry of certain forest areas. Falling trees and hanging crowns are an acute danger. Violations can become expensive.

·Berlin, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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