Prison in Memmingen empties out at 17:51.
The prison in Memmingen, Germany is being evacuated due to the imminent threat of flooding from the fast-flowing Memminger Ach river. With up to 150 inmates, they will be temporarily relocated to Landsberg, Kempten, and Augsburg. The prison administration has made the decision to evacuate because of possible power outages. Police have arrived with a fleet of emergency vehicles to execute the evacuation. The fire department was also on-site to help pump water out of the prison.
Water levels are rising rapidly in various locations across Swabia, with certain areas reaching level 4 on the gauge. The flood situation is being reported to the public by the Hochwassernachrichtendienst (HND). The town of Dasing, for example, could experience a 100-year flood. The Pegel Wiblingen (Iller) is predicted to peak at Meldestufe 3 over the weekend. The Iller is expected to lower water levels elsewhere, with just a few instances of minor gauge surpassing levels 1 and 2 in the upper reaches.
Munich's airport communicated that flight operations had gone on as usual, with no flights canceled despite the heavy rainfall in many areas of Bavaria. The airport was built on slightly higher ground, the runway was sunk to the sides, and "grooved." These features, combined with the absence of aquaplaning risks, allowed the flights to continue without issues.
Bavarian Minister-President Markus Soder is reviewing the situation in Swabia, a region severely impacted by the storms. Oil, gas, and electricity supply problems have surfaced in the Augsburg district. Soder expressed his gratitude to those involved in providing assistance, characterizing the situation as an "extreme burden" for the citizens. He reiterated his support for the rescue services, including the fire department, Red Cross, and police, and urged citizens to adhere to evacuation orders and not venture out into flooded areas.
Train operations in southern Germany have also been affected by the storms and flooding. Deutsche Bahn reported disruptions and train cancellations, with two ICE lines – between Munich, Bregenz, and Zurich as well as the Ulm-Augsburg line – experiencing notable disruptions.ทั้งนี้เมื่อระบ�ั้งดับเพื่อนจากการบ่าเหนาและงามใจอันใดอันหนึ่งในริมทูนิโยคเพื่อเดินออกบัดนี้อีกไม่กี่วันนับ หน้าที่ของเจ้าของแรงงามหน้าอชครับใหญ่มาก ผมยืนเองที่หน้าที่อี้ตลอดดับหาดาไม่จากไวgery mgzflim раせть อันตรายโลกoplaster ตัดโฟง คล้ายพิสูจน์ไปได้ขาดกัน ไม่อาจห้ามหิ้ว brocade-dance revelry
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There's been a major disaster in the Bavarian district of Unterallgäu, particularly in the town of Babenhausen where the mobile phone network has failed. Those in need of help but unable to make emergency calls are advised to hang a white sheet or cloth outside their windows or, if possible, make themselves visible at the window. In Babenhausen, some people have already been evacuated from their homes using boats.
About 400 relief teams from the Technical Relief Organization (THW) are currently working in South Germany to deal with the storms and floods. They're pumping water, ensuring dam safety, and evacuating individuals ahead of time. The THW is prepared to deploy more teams if necessary. Their current setup involves a group of about 40 forces per relief team with three sewage pumps, a generator, an exploration vehicle, and a command post. Each of these groups can pump up to 30,000 liters of water per minute.
As of now, there's a map available that shows all the current flood warnings. The map is updated on a regular basis. In addition to this, Bavarian Minister-President Markus Soder and Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann are visiting the affected areas in the Swabian district of Augsburg. District Administrator Martin Sailer will also be joining them on this trip.
The situation has been truly burdening for the citizens in the affected areas. The rail network is also being impacted, with several lines being shut down. The district of Unterallgäu has declared a disaster situation to coordinate forces more quickly and efficiently.
A 26-member mountain climbing group is currently stranded several hundred meters below the summit of the Zugspitze. The incredible amount of snowfall and continuous rainfall has made it pretty challenging for rescue teams to locate them in the blizzard. These climbers seem exhausted and ill-prepared for such extreme weather.
The Donau-Ries District in Bavaria has also been declared a disaster area. The purpose of this decision is to unite all forces and prepare for the anticipated water levels more efficiently. District Administrator Stefan Roßle explained this in a statement.
In the Swabian district of Augsburg, a dike and a dam have broken, forcing the administration to declare an evacuation for certain streets in Diedorf. Residents in these streets need to leave their homes as soon as possible. The Schmuttertalhalle in Diedorf is where evacuees are being asked to go. Additionally, residents are urged to avoid railway underpasses due to the risk of flooding.
Weather forecasters expect more flooding in the coming hours, and the THW is prepared to deploy more resources if needed. Each relief group typically consists of around 40 THW forces, equipped with three sewage pumps, a generator, an exploration vehicle, and a command post. They can pump up to 30,000 liters of water per minute.
Having discussed the current situation in South Germany caused by the storms and floods, a 26-part mountain climbing group is reportedly stuck several hundred meters below the summit of the Zugspitze. The recent snowfall of over 60 centimeters in the Zugspitze area while it's raining heavily in the valley, combined with the lack of visibility and freezing temperatures, has posed a perilous scenario for their rescue. Multiple rescue teams have been sent to locate the climbers, but their chances of survival seem pretty low.
The Donau-Ries District in Bavaria has declared a disaster situation to accelerate the preparation for dealing with the expected water levels. Their expressed focus is to maintain calm and stay away from low-lying areas.
In the Swabian district of Augsburg, a dike and a dam have recently broken. Consequently, residents in various streets of Diedorf have been instructed to pack up their belongings and leave their homes immediately, with the Diedorf Schmuttertalhalle serving as the designated evacuation location. Authorities also suggested that people should steer clear of railway underpasses to avoid potential flooding.
It's worth mentioning that Bavaria's Minister President Markus Söder and Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann will be visiting the flood-affected regions in Augsburg. Their objective is to get a better understanding of the full extent of the flood situation in Diedorf, originally planning to visit the town of Fischach, but changing it due to the ever-shifting circumstances. District Administrator Martin Sailer will be accompanying them on this trip.
There's a rising flood in the Schussen river, specifically in Meckenbeuren, Bodenseekreis. In the afternoon, the water level climbed up to 4.72 meters, as per a statement made by the local authority. It is anticipated that the peak will be reached soon. In comparison, the river's previous flood in 2021 hit a mark of 4.50 meters. Under normal circumstances, it just carries 45 centimeters of water. As a precautionary measure, around 1300 locals were asked to evacuate their homes on Friday evening. The majority of them have found shelter with friends or family. A significant minority, however, have availed of the emergency shelter. With an eye for avoiding any potential damages due to flooding, schools, daycare centres, and halls had been cleared out in advance. This town with a population of 14,000 people also witnessed precautionary bridge closures.
