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Residents transport sand bags to build a flood protection in a street flooded by the river Elbe in Dresden, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL

Residents transport sand bags to build a flood protection in a street flooded by the river Elbe in Dresden, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL

Residents transport sand bags to build a flood protection in a street flooded by the river Elbe in Dresden, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL

Residents transport sand bags to build a flood protection in a street flooded by the river Elbe in Dresden, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL

A woman cleans up her cellar hit by the floods in Kolbermoor near Rosenheim, southern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS GEBERT / GERMANY OUT

Aerial view shows the flooded A3 motorway in Deggendorf, southern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / ARMIN WEIGEL GERMANY OUT

Aerial view shows flooding in Deggendorf, southern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / ARMIN WEIGEL GERMANY OUT

Aerial view shows a boat makingits way up the flooded streets in Deggendorf, southern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / ARMIN WEIGEL GERMANY OUT

Volunteers fill and load sand bags to be used to hold back the raising river water near Tramm, central Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / KARL-PHILIPP SCHULZE GERMANY OUT

People clear up the streets in Passau, southern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / KARL-JOSEF HILDENBRAND GERMANY OUT

Residents sit on sand bags piled up as a protection wall against the floods of the river Elbe in Dresden, eastern Germany, on June 4, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / JOHANNES EISELE

Flooded streeets can be seen in Dresden's Gohlis district, eastern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / ARNO BURGI GERMANY OUT

Flooded streeets can be seen in Dresden's Gohlis district, eastern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / ARNO BURGI GERMANY OUT

The old town is flooded by the river Elbe in Meissen, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL

A handout picture of the ORFK (National Police Headquarters) shows an aerial view taken on June 4, 2013 of buildings flooded by the River Danube in Nagymaros about 60 km north-west from the Hungarian capital Budapest. Hungary is preparing to face its worst flooding in 50 years as heavy rainfall continued to spread havoc across Central Europe. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared a state of emergency in areas affected by flooding along the river. RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / SANDOR H. SZABO / ORFK" NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Rescue workers on a rubber boat make their way through a street flooded by the river Elbe in Meissen, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL

This picture taken on June 4, 2013 shows a flooded house on the bank of the Danube river in Devin, Slovakia. TOPSHOTS/AFP PHOTO / STR

TOPSHOTSTwo ducks swim in the swollen Regnitz River in Bamberg, southern Germany, on June 4, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / DAVID EBENER / GERMANY OUT

An armoured vechicle of the German army makes its way through the flooded streets of Niederwartha, eastern Germany on June 5, 2013. Cities in Germany and the Czech Republic were scrambling to stave off potential disaster as a flood wave headed north, sending thousands of people fleeing their homes. AFP PHOTO / ARNO BURGI GERMANY OUT

Residents transport sand bags to build a flood protection in a street flooded by the river Elbe in Dresden, eastern Germany, on June 5, 2013. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged 100 million euros in emergency aid for flood-ravaged areas as surging waters that have claimed at least 11 lives and forced tens of thousands of evacuations across central Europe bore down on eastern Germany. AFP PHOTO / ROBERT MICHAEL