US EditionFloods: Wrocław issues flood alarm, water level rises in Dresden
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The Polish city of Wroclaw is preparing for a tidal wave. Dresden has flood warning level 2. The Czech government is advising on emergency aid. The live blog
In southwest Poland, several towns have been devastated by flooding. Now the city of Wroclaw in Lower Silesia is preparing for the flood.
— The situation in the region is stabilizing. The water is receding and there is no additional rainfall, which is of great importance. We have announced a flood alarm, which takes into account the implementation of the so-called sixth scenario, the most pessimistic one — said Jacek Sutryk. The mayor of Wrocław provided new information on when the flood wave will reach the capital of Lower Silesia.
Poland is still struggling with big water. It is probably better in our country than in other countries struggling with Boris. However, there are also voices that there is much more water than in 1997. Here's where the situation is worst, where the water is yet to arrive and how you can help flood and services. What's going on in the Kłodzko Basin? This is where the losses are probably the greatest. In Stronie Śląski, great water passed through …
The scenarios prepared by hydrologists and valid only yesterday, turned out to be underestimated - said the President of Wrocław Jacek Sutryk. Due to the fact that even more water is expected to flow into the city, the governor decided to introduce a flood alarm.
After the evening meeting of the city crisis team, the president of Wrocław published a statement in which he informed about the announcement of a flood alarm. This means, among other things, 24-hour monitoring of the embankments, control and securing of culverts, closure of embankment crossings. - The scenarios prepared by hydrologists and in force yesterday turned out to be underestimated. Rainfall in the Polish and Czech mountains and damage …
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