Hurricane Kirk Causes Havoc in Southern France

Hurricane Kirk's remnants struck Western Europe, particularly affecting Southern France, leaving one person dead and over 67,000 people without electricity. Gusty winds in Sete toppled boats, causing casualties, and Enedis reported widespread power outages.

The destructive aftermath of Hurricane Kirk swept across Western Europe, claiming at least one life in Southern France and leaving upwards of 67,000 residents without electricity, according to local authorities.

Ferocious winds by the port city of Sete capsized three boats, resulting in one fatality while another person remains in critical condition, as reported by the Herault prefecture.

Enedis, the network supplier, informed BFM TV that the power outages were predominantly concentrated in the region's southern area.

(With inputs from agencies.)