Winds of 135 km/h, ferries suspended and trains stopped: Storm Boelo hits the UK and moves across Europe
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Storm Boelo struck the United Kingdom this weekend, bringing maximum winds of 135 km/h, widespread travel disruptions, ferry suspensions, halted trains, and power outages across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England. The severe weather system marks the second major storm to hit the region over the weekend and is actively moving across Europe.
Amid the hazardous conditions, a 60-year-old man was killed in Scotland on Sunday after being crushed by a tree uprooted by the fierce winds. Scottish police and emergency services responded to the incident as the storm continued to batter the British Isles.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Un hombre muere en Escocia aplastado por un árbol por el temporal de lluvia y vientoFocuses primarily on the human fatality and storm conditions in Scotland.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Vientos de 135 km/h, ferris suspendidos y trenes detenidos: la tormenta Boelo golpea el Reino Unido y se desplaza por EuropaEmphasizes widespread infrastructure damage, transportation halts, and regional impact.
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