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World | Germany Thousands of passengers were stranded at Geneva's Cointrin airport after heavy overnight snow kept it closed until noon. "It was the first time we had so much snow on the runway since 1985," airport spokesman Bertrand Staempfli said on French-language Swiss radio at midday as departures began. Delays were expected as frustrated passengers queued to rebook flights at the airport, where 100,000 people had been due to transit over the weekend. Many British, German and other European skiers use Geneva airport to reach popular Swiss and French ski resorts in the nearby Alpine region, including Verbier. Hundreds of motorists had to abandon their cars in the northeastern German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, where a foot of snow fell and the district of Ostvorpommern declared a state of emergency, local authorities said. Schools across the state will stay closed on Monday. Levees in parts of the neighboring state of Schleswig-Holstein showed cracks on Sunday, threatening low-lying areas with floods, police said. Coastal towns like Flensburg and Travemuende had suffered flooding by afternoon. In Poland, at least 200,000 households suffered a power outage and shoppers and workers were evacuated from a shopping center in the western city of Leszno when its roof began to give way under 1.5 meters of snow, rescue services said. A police spokesman said that since the onset of cold weather in October, 152 people had been found frozen to death in Poland. CARS TRAPPED On Germany's Baltic island of Fehmarn, some 5,000 residents were shut in by the blizzards, while scores were trapped in their cars for hours on the A20 autobahn because normal snow ploughs could not reach them, authorities said. German national rail operator Deutsche Bahn said several passenger trains became stuck in snowdrifts and a number of local rail routes in the north were canceled. 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