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Storm Floris clear up after power cuts and travel disruption

Reuters Hi Vis Vest and Orange Hat stands behind a man who has fallen on a road.Reuters

A worker lifts a falling tree in A82 in Onich near Fort William

The storm is expected to continue on Tuesday while cleaning continues after the amber air warning.

Scottish and Southern Electrical Networks (SSEN) said that approximately 50,000 houses continue to restore materials after being left without power.

Network Rail, teams on Monday in the railway lines reported on the 119 events reported to clean the roads “tired” said they work.

In Orkney and Setland, winds were expected up to 70Mph overnight and Met Office Yellow warning until 08:00.

The Scottish government held an emergency meeting on Monday night in response to the “important deterioration” caused by the storm.

Interior secretary Angela Constance said that travel should be avoided if possible until the danger.

He said that the power cuts still affect a “important” number of property, and that the recovery time will take time despite the recovery forecast for the rest of the week.

“We will continue to receive updates during Tuesday and we will have a better idea of public transport tomorrow morning.”

Scotrail urged customers to control their journey through the application, website or journey before traveling on Tuesday.

Ssen said Floris was “the most malicious summer storm in the last memory” with thousands of properties in Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire.

Damage and deterioration when Storm Floris hit England

Approximately 9,000 houses were re -connected by Monday night, and SSAN engineers are trying to restore power to 43,500.

The company said that on Tuesday, free hot foods and beverages will be provided in areas where houses are waiting to be reconstructed.

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Network Rail, King’s Park in Glasgow, near Stirling near Cornton and Paisley near Bishopton King’s Park in the fire lines, including 75 events in the network reported.

He said some train cuts will continue because of the checks on Tuesday morning.

Network Rail a Scottish A broken tree fell on a railway with a shredded thin body on a fire line under a blue cloudy skyNetwork Railway Scotland

In Clackmannanshire, the network rails cleaned the trees from the lines near Alloa

“Storm Floris caused significant deterioration on Scotland’s railway, Ross Moran, the Network Railway Scotland.

“As the storm passes, our focal switches have fallen trees, wreckage and other damage to examine the routes closed.

He continued: “We will use two helicopters to help the engineers on the ground. In doing so, we are grateful to passengers for their patience.”

On Monday, flights and ferries in Scotland were suspended and people were called to avoid travel.

Most of the large road bridges of the country were closed to high -sided vehicles.

The royal Edinburgh military tattoo and other major events were canceled, while the vehicles were blown up in Glasgow and Skye.

Pa Media is a crowd of about 20 people on a windy cobblestone street, while a woman holds her hat, blowing another woman from the beginning. High visve vest staff stops in a metal barrier.PA Media

Visitors were removed from Edinburgh Castle after closing on Monday

Edinburgh Fringe Festival, mostly those in temporary structures – about 110 demonstrations have been canceled, he said.

In Glasgow, superhero box office records breaking location shooting Spider -Man: Brand New Day He was suspended in the city center.

SQA also warned that the weather will delay the delivery of the letters for exam results for students on the Islands of Scotland on Tuesday.

A Met Office Amber warning that covers a large area from the central generation to the highlands ended on Monday at 23:00.

Western coastal regions, then high winds, then saw the most powerful early Gusts.

Met Office said summer storms cause problems because the trees were on the leaf and the branches were fractured.

The storm will be a quiet day on Tuesday as Floris moves towards Scandinavia.

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