Tidal Wave Causes Inundation - Another dam could potentially burst in Pfaffenhofen's region.
Officials urged people living in the towns of Rottmannshart, Westenhausen, Lindach, Ernsgaden, Irsching, and Knodorf to relocate to higher floors. The Federal Office for Population Protection and Disaster Relief has issued an "Extreme Danger" alert for these regions.
Prior to this situation, a dam had been breached in two spots within the jurisdiction of Baar-Ebenhausen, causing unyielding water to rise up.
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- The authorities are closely monitoring the water mass in Manching, a town near Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, due to the potential risk of a dam break, echoing the recent event in the County of Pfaffenhofen in Germany.
- The weather in Bavaria has been unpredictable recently, with storms causing concern for the stability of dams and potentially leading to a situation like the one in Pfaffenhofen, where a dam break could cause a flood similar to the one caused by the tidal wave.
- Residents living near the Danube in the areas affected by the "Extreme Danger" alert, such as Rottmannshart, Westenhausen, Lindach, Ernsgaden, Irsching, and Knodorf, are advised to stay vigilant and be prepared for the possibility of a dam break, as happened in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, Germany.
- The authorities are taking precautions to avoid a repeat of the dam break incident in Pfaffenhofen's region, which caused widespread flooding and displacement of people, and are closely monitoring the situation in towns like Manching, located near Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm, which were similarly affected by the storms and high water levels.
- The Federal Office for Population Protection and Disaster Relief has issued an "Extreme Danger" alert for areas near Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm in Germany, including Manching, due to the high risk of a dam break, as a result of the recent storms and weather conditions, echoing the events that took place in Pfaffenhofen's region and the nearby towns that were affected by the tidal wave.
