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Campsite in Lingen evacuated due to flooding

A campsite in Lingen an der Ems has been evacuated due to flooding. Entry is not permitted, the town announced on Thursday. Around 60 campers were affected. The water level of the river continues to rise.

A sign warns of flooding, the road is closed. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A sign warns of flooding, the road is closed. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Storm - Campsite in Lingen evacuated due to flooding

A campsite in Lingen an der Ems has been evacuated due to flooding. Entry is not permitted, the town announced on Thursday. Around 60 campers were affected. The water level of the river continues to rise.

The situation is also tense in other places in Lingen, with the threat of flooding. In various districts of Lingen, some areas are no longer accessible and have been cordoned off as a precaution. According to the information provided, affected residents will be informed personally. They are advised to stay with friends or relatives. Anyone who has no alternative accommodation can contact the city via a hotline.

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  1. Despite the bad weather and rising flood levels in Lingen an der Ems, the affected campers are advised to seek shelter with friends or relatives if possible.
  2. Emergency services in Lower Saxony are closely monitoring the situation at the Campsite in Lingen, as heavy rain and potential floods continue to pose a threat.
  3. Due to the bad weather and rising flood levels, authorities in Lingen have activated emergency protocols, including the potential evacuation of other campsites or vulnerable areas along the Ems River.

Source: www.stern.de

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