Flood - Preliminary stage of a disaster alert in three districts
Three districts in Lower Saxony have declared a so-called preliminary stage of a disaster alert due to the flooding. "There is such a stage as a preliminary stage of a disaster alert. This is called an extraordinary event," said state fire director Dieter Rohrberg in Hanover on Wednesday. The districts of Celle, Emsland and Hildesheim have been given this status. This means that the districts have easier access to emergency services, for example. The town of Sarstedt in the district of Hildesheim, where the Innerste and Leine rivers meet, is particularly affected, said the state fire director.
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- The preliminary stage of a disaster alert was initiated due to the flooding in three districts of Lower Saxony, specifically Celle, Emsland, and Hildesheim, as stated by Dieter Rohrberg during a press conference in Hanover.
- The town of Sarstedt, located in the district of Hildesheim and situated where the Innerste and Leine rivers meet, has been significantly impacted by the current flood situation, according to Dieter Rohrberg.
- On Wednesday, state fire director Dieter Rohrberg warned of potential dangers in Hanover, as Lower Saxony experienced a period of bad weather that contributed to the preliminary stage of a disaster alert due to flooding in several districts.
- In preparation for potentially worsening flooding conditions, emergency services have been granted easier access to the affected districts of Lower Saxony, including Celle, Emsland, and Hildesheim, following a declaration of a preliminary stage of a disaster alert.
- Furthermore, Dieter Rohrberg, the state fire director, urged caution and vigilance in response to the ongoing flood situation in Hanover, where the preliminary stage of a disaster alert has been declared due to the flooding in several districts of Lower Saxony.
Source: www.stern.de