Zeitungsreise: Living History
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The editorial staff of the Tiroler Bote refutes allegations of having withheld official damage assessments regarding storm damage in Algund and Gratsch. As an official organ, the newspaper depends on submissions from the authorities, which have not yet provided any reports for publication.
Following a severe cloudburst in Gratsch, the bodies of the four missing persons were recovered, among them a 15-year-old boy. The disaster claimed a total of nine lives.
Following a devastating cloudburst in Gratsch near Meran, the remains of the four missing persons were recovered, including a 15-year-old boy. The storm disaster claimed a total of nine lives.
During the night of 7 July 1850, a disastrous cloudburst caused extensive damage in Algund, Gratsch, Plarsch, and St. Peter. Debris flows swept away houses and the church in Gratsch, claiming human lives and devastating agricultural lands.
A severe storm with hail and a cloudburst triggered devastating mudslides in Gratsch and Algund. Several farmsteads were destroyed, resulting in fatalities and missing persons, alongside extensive destruction to farmland.
During the night leading up to 8 July 1850, violent cloudbursts above Allgund and Gratsch triggered devastating debris flows. Numerous buildings were destroyed, agricultural lands laid waste, and several people killed or buried under rubble.
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