Easterwood - Hundreds of people are unable to move into apartments near Bremen
Hundreds of people near Bremen are still unable to return to their homes due to the flooding. The evacuations in the municipality of Lilienthal (Osterholz district) are continuing, said a municipal spokeswoman on Saturday. Around 500 people are registered in the affected areas. It is not yet clear when they will be able to return to their homes. The water levels had hardly changed during the night. The situation remains tense, the spokeswoman said. Residents have not been allowed into their homes for several days.
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- The flood in Lower Saxony, specifically in Lilienthal, has displaced many residents, including those from Osterholz district, contributing to the housing issues in Bremen.
- Despite the ongoing evacuations in Lilienthal, due to the flood, residents in Bremen, Germany are still unable to return to their apartments as the water levels haven't significantly decreased despite the bad weather.
- In the wake of the evacuation in Lilienthal, municipalities across Germany, like Bremen, are grappling with accommodating the displaced population, exacerbated by the current flooding conditions.
- As the flooding in Lilienthal continues in Lower Saxony, the city of Bremen, Germany is bracing for potential evacuations, adding to the existing housing challenges caused by the disaster.
Source: www.stern.de
