Severe flooding in Southern Germany, especially in Passau, Regensburg, and Munich, has led to a state of emergency.

The Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers are at critical levels due to heavy rains in Austria.

Widespread flooding has affected cities in Austria like Linz and Lower Austria, submerging popular spots such as the Alturfahrer Danube Beach.

Emergency services have responded to over 410 incidents since Monday in Austria.

Affected areas include Tulln, St. Pölten, Melk, and Krems, where streets, basements, and homes are flooded.

Passau faces dangerous conditions with road closures and high water levels in the Danube and Inn rivers.

27 fire brigades with over 200 firefighters have been mobilized to manage the crisis.

Five people are dead and several missing in Regensburg and Passau; Bavaria reports three dead and multiple missing persons.

The German Weather Service forecasts minimal rain, providing a hopeful outlook amidst the crisis.

Government financial aid is being provided to flood victims, including individuals and businesses.

Residents are advised to avoid flood areas, stay cautious, and monitor weather forecasts to reduce risks of further flooding and landslides.

Navigation on the Danube River is closed for safety, impacting goods, passenger shipping, and recreational boating.