A coronavirus testing center in Copenhagen was destroyed by a natural disaster, Euronews reported.

Over the weekend, storm Malik brought strong winds and heavy rain and snow to northern Europe. Several people were killed by falling trees and heavy objects. Bad weather paralyzed transport in a number of countries.

In Estonia, experts on Sunday eliminated the consequences of several thousand failures on power lines, rescue workers went out more than a hundred times to help motorists stuck in the snow.

When the storm reached Poland, more than 600 thousand people were left without power supply in the country. Here emergency workers had to rescue people out of trouble about 15 thousand times. The most affected areas were the areas on the Baltic Sea coast.

The strength of the hurricane in the mountainous areas in northern Bohemia reached 188 kilometers per hour Debris made of trees uprooted by the violent winds stopped the movement of trains. Tens of thousands of families lost access to electricity.

Meanwhile, storm Corrie is heading north of Europe and could bring more devastation, prompting several governments to hold emergency meetings and tighten security measures.