Weather - Residents can occasionally check on their homes
Individual residents of the town of Windehausen in northern Thuringia, which has been evacuated due to flooding, can check on their homes and should open their cellars. Matthias Marquardt, mayor of the town of Heringen, to which Windehausen belongs, said this on Wednesday after consultations with a crisis team. "The situation has eased noticeably. But we don't want to hinder the THW (Technisches Hilfswerk) emergency services." The plan is for the residents of two streets in the town to open their cellars first so that the pumping out can begin there. Those affected are to meet at a collection point and then be taken to the town in buses.
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- The flood in Northern Thuringia, specifically affecting Windehausen, has forced the THW (Technisches Hilfswerk) to focus their efforts in the area, as reported by Matthias Marquardt, mayor of Heringen.
- Residents of Windehausen, located in Thuringia, are advised to head to a collection point to be transported back to their homes, following the instructions given by authorities to open their cellars in certain streets.
- Despite the noticeable improvement in the situation, Matthias Marquardt emphasizes the need to respect the work of the emergency services in Windehausen, located in Northern Thuringia, to ensure the successful completion of the flood relief efforts.
Source: www.stern.de
