well, lukwesa also spoke to dr philippe devos, who's a liege resident. underwater. the water is still at the level of the first floor in some areas, while in others the water is leaving now, so... some people are just able to go back in the house right now, while others are not yet safe... and the helicopters are just flying now to take them back to the ground. so it is very different, it depends on where you are in the area of liege. dr philippe devos, can you explain how you as a family experienced flooding? was it quick? we have heard about the speed at which it caught people out in parts of germany. what happened to you? yes, to me, nothing happened because i am living on a hill, but my parents are living... ..over a river, so they had to move, actually. so two days ago in the evening, the water was flooding, but it was not a big concern for them. there was only 1—2 centimetres in the garden and the garden is 1.5 metres lower than the house, so they went to sleep and said, "ok, nothing will happen." but at 2am the police asked them to evacuate becaus

dr philippe devos, i hope your famil , them. dr philippe devos, i hope your family. your— them.e able to stay safe and thank you for your time. , ., ~ stay safe and thank you for your time. , ., ,, i. here in the uk, younger adults admitted to hospital with covid are almost as likely to suffer from complications as those over the age of 50, a new study has found. four in ten of those between 19 and 49 developed problems with their kidneys, lungs or other organs while treated. the research looked at over 70,000 adults across all ages in the first wave of covid in 2020. jim reed reports. i'm in icu. my lungs collapsed. and i'vejust found out i have pneumonia. looking back 18 months on. paul was 31 years old last march when he was taken to hospital with what later turned out to be covid. it was the worst experience of my life, obviously. it was horrific. it's one of those things, you don't know how to really deal with it, but you mentallyjust do. you don't know how. well before the pandemic, paul was diagnosed with bronchiectasis, a serious lung condition. in hospital, he was told

now from dusseldorf byjournalist maleeka fashroo and also from the belgian city of liege by dr philippe devosoff. i am in one of the most effective places with lads. the river is unusually and dangerously high. 0n the other side of the river houses were evacuated in the night because the river was dropping over. it seems to have cleared up today. yesterday, the night before we had traumatic scenes. in the background, some trees have fallen into the river and some parts of the houses have dropped into the river. yes. as ou are have dropped into the river. yes. as you are talking. _ have dropped into the river. yes. as you are talking, we _ have dropped into the river. yes. as you are talking, we are _ have dropped into the river. yes. as you are talking, we are showing - you are talking, we are showing pictures to our viewers of the extent of the damage. there are wrecked cars, there are houses that are completely ruined. there is mud everywhere. this must have been terrifying for people living in their homes and having to get out in a hurry. their homes and having to get out in a hur . . thei