Powerful storm lashes Netherlands, killing one and disrupting travel nationwide

Strong winds up to 146 km/h from summer storm Poly hit the Netherlands, disrupting air and rail traffic and leaving one dead.
Over 300 flights were cancelled at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport and train services in northern Netherlands were halted.
Dutch authorities urged residents in affected areas to stay indoors and only call emergency services for life-threatening situations.
This was the strongest summer storm on record in the Netherlands, with winds of force 11 measured in IJmuiden.
Uprooted trees and a toppled truck were reported in Amsterdam, The Hague, and Haarlem.