Heavy rains in the Chelyabinsk region have caused a 100-meter section of a dam’s dike to break, leading to an emergency evacuation in the area.
Heavy rains in the Chelyabinsk region, Russiahave triggered a series of floods which have forced the authorities to take drastic measures to guarantee the safety of residents.
The Russian Emergencies Ministry has carried out a large-scale evacuation operation, affecting hundreds of people in several locations. sayings Evacuations include 163 residents, including 21 children who have been taken to temporary accommodation points in the city of Karabash.
He increase in water flow in the Kiolim reservoir, in the urban district of Karabash, has caused the destruction of a 100 meter dam. This has caused a series of floods and floods in the villages of Kiolim, Mukhametovo, Baydashevo and Karasevo.
The water level in the Bolshoy Kiolim river has risen by 7 centimetersespecially affecting the village of Mukhametovo.
Controlled emergency situation
Local authorities and rescue teams are working tirelessly to mitigate the effects of these floods. The erosion of the Kiolim reservoir dam has been a crucial factor in the decision to evacuate to residents of surrounding areas.
He rising water level on the Bolshoy Kiolim River is a cause of great concern, especially for residents of the village of Mukhametovo, which is located directly in the path of the flood. All residents of affected areas are urged to:
- Follow the instructions of local authorities and rescue teams.
- Prepare for a possible evacuation, having important documents and essential items ready.
- Stay informed through official channels about the evolution of the situation.
Authorities are closely monitoring the evolution of this event to take even more drastic measures if necessary.
