At least 27 people died in the harsh winter days in Europe, where temperatures dropped to minus 30 degrees Celsius.
Turkish police patrol at the snow-covered park in Istanbul.Europe is beginning to experience a harsh winter when the cold is overflowing across the continent.Many deaths due to low temperature have been reported in the past week.According to AFP, as of January 8, at least 27 people were killed by the cold.(Photo: AFP).
The bridge bridge froze in the town of Varna near the Black Sea, located east of the Bulgarian capital Sofia.(Photo: WENN).
Russian people huddled in the cold when walking in the Red Square in Moscow.At night temperatures in some parts of Russia, when low, may reach minus 28 degrees C. (Photo: AFP).
Statue and frozen fountain in winter in Italy's capital Rome.(Photo: AFP).
Snow covered a street corner in Bari, in the southern part of the country shaped like a boot.(Photo: AFP).
Ice floats on the Danube river in Budapest, Hungary.(Photo: AP).
Children play with snow blocks at the river bank at Zenica, Bosnia.Eastern Europe has experienced 4 consecutive days of extreme temperatures.(Photo: AP).
Workers rush to clear snow around Turkish Airlines aircraft parked at the airport in the city of Istanbul.(Photo: AP).
Ice covered bridge in Varna town, Bulgaria.(Photo: WENN).
People use rickshaws to move in thick snow-covered terrain in the town of Eichenau, southern Germany.(Photo: AFP).
A polar bear is sleeping when the surrounding snow falls in Tierpak park in Berlin's German capital.(Photo: AP).
The difficult man moves between snow blocks in Jezerc village, Kosovo.The lowest temperature in this place is negative 26 degrees C. (Photo: RT).
High snow blocks obstruct traffic in Puglia, southern Italy.(Photo: AFP).
