After the Flood Life in Germany's Disaster Zone
In June, massive flooding along Germany's Elbe and Danube rivers caused massive damage across the country. Many families lost everything and it may turn out to be the most expensive natural disaster in the country's history. Our reporters revisited some of the worst-hit areas one month after the catastrophe.
A field near the town of Kamern, about 100 kilometers west of Berlin, before and after the flooding.
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