Thus spoke the BSI…
Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are rather rare in Germany, as are tsunamis. But tornadoes – oh dear – are rapidly climbing the natural disaster charts. In North Rhine-Westphalia in March this year. In fact, northern Germany is part of the European "Tornado Alley" that stretches from southern England to Poland. Many of us still have to get used to thinking about natural disasters as a domestic threat. At the same time, flooding along the Elbe and Danube rivers has given…
