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Russia declares federal emergency in the flood-hit Orenburg region as evacuation efforts continue

  • A flood emergency was declared in the Orenburg region of Russia, with over 4,000 people evacuated due to rising water levels in the Ural River.
  • The flood caused significant damage, estimated at 21 billion rubles, and resulted in the federal government providing assistance for rescue operations.
  • The floods have affected multiple regions, with preventative evacuations beginning in the Kurgan region and ongoing coordination between government officials at various levels.
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Russia, Moscow, Floods, | “We are implementing the emergency regime at the regional level,” said today the governor of the Kurgan region, Vadim Shumkov, on the social network Telegram.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The flood will reach the regional capital in three days, so the authorities have evacuated thousands of residents of Orsk and declared a state of emergency. Two Siberian regions are also put on water alert

·Madrid, Spain
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In the Tyumen region of Russia, a state of emergency was declared today due to flooding, Tyumen Governor Alexander Moore said.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Korrespondent.net broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Sunday, April 7, 2024.
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