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In Poland alone, at least 68 people have frozen to death since last month as a severe freeze continues to cripple Europe. The dead were mostly homeless men.
The coldest weather has been in the Bialystok area bordering Lithuania and Belarus, where air temperatures reached minus 27 degrees Celsius and ground temperatures were as low as minus 32.
Earlier, a power outage left 150,000 people in Czestochowa without heating.
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