Eight people including two firefighters have been killed in storm-related accidents as hurricane-strength winds tear across northern Europe, APA reports quoting BBC.
Both firefighters were helping with clean-up efforts in Germany when they died.
Many of those killed, in the Netherlands and in Germany, were hit by falling trees and debris. One died in a collision when his van was blown on to the other side of the road.
The storm has now crossed to Poland.
Facing gusts of up to 140km/h (90mph), Germany's train operator Deutsche Bahn cancelled all long-distance services for the rest of Thursday.
Many regional services were also cancelled.
Flights at Schiphol airport in Amsterdam - one of the busiest in Europe - were briefly suspended and two of its three departure halls were closed after roof plates were blown off the terminal building.
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