Iran Press/Europe: According to Iran Press News Agency, five major airports in the UK were forced to close runways, grounding flights and stranding passengers. The chaos extended to rail terminals, with delays and cancellations causing frustration among travelers. Meanwhile, heavy snow and flooding have submerged roads and left hundreds of vehicles stranded.
Electricity outages, which began earlier this week due to heavy rainfall, have sparked public outrage. Many residents in affected areas accuse officials of neglecting their responsibilities during the crisis.
The UK’s weather agency has issued an orange alert for northern and western regions, warning of further snow and ice. A yellow weather warning is in place for other parts of the country.
Emergency services report being overwhelmed by calls for help, as vehicles are trapped in flooded roads and accidents pile up on icy highways. The damage to infrastructure is significant, with hospitals, schools, and residential buildings struggling to cope with the extreme weather.
Airlines and rail companies have urged travelers to confirm their journey status before heading to terminals. Meanwhile, the rerouting of incoming flights to neighboring countries has added to the chaos. Many passengers have suffered financial losses due to missed connections and hotel reservations.
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