Residents in the Eifel town of Monschau, Germany, were evacuated due to a large fire in Belgium that posed a risk of crossing the border. Additionally, low water levels in rivers are causing shipping shortfalls, which may impact the construction industry.
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Evacuations in Monschau as Fire in Belgium Threatens Border
Residents in Monschau, Germany, were evacuated as a significant fire in Belgium threatened to spread across the border. The construction industry may also face challenges due to shipping shortfalls caused by low river water levels.
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