Flood - Serengeti Park flooded: stables temporarily without power
The Serengeti Park Hodenhagen has also been badly affected by the floods. According to the park, large parts of the grounds north of Hanover are flooded and in some places cannot be reached at all or can only be reached with Unimogs or tractors. "It's an emergency like we've never experienced before in the park's almost 50-year history," said owner Fabrizio Sepe on Wednesday. "It's nothing short of a miracle that our 1,500 or so animals are still safe."
Park employees and emergency services from the fire department and THW had built temporary dams to secure the animals' stables. In the north-east of the site, administrative and supply buildings, restaurants, stores and some of the lodges are reportedly surrounded by masses of water. At times, the power had to be cut to the entire site. Owner Sepe is now hoping for emergency generators to be able to heat the stables. The park is home to lions, rhinos, tigers and elephants, among others.
The Meiße River, which has overflowed its banks, borders the zoo. There are also several watercourses and lakes on the site that have overflowed due to the rising groundwater, as a park spokeswoman explained. "Fortunately, no animals have had to be brought to safety yet," she said.
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- Despite the challenging weather conditions caused by the flood, the electricity supply to Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen, Lower Saxony, has been interrupted in some parts of the flooded areas north of Hanover.
- The German city of Hanover and its surroundings, including Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen, have been facing severe floods, leading to temporary power outages and other emergencies, affecting the park's facilities and animals.
- Due to the ongoing flood situation in Lower Saxony, Germany, Serengeti Park Hodenhagen has been struggling with power shortages, necessitating emergency generators to maintain the warmth and safety of its 1,500 animals, including lions, rhinos, tigers, and elephants.
- Situated near the overflowing Meiße River and with several watercourses and lakes swollen due to rising groundwater, Serengeti Park in Hanover, Germany, has been heavily affected by the ongoing flood, causing power outages and other emergencies, requiring immediate responses from park staff and emergency services like the fire department and THW.
- In light of the extreme flooding in Germany, particularly affecting Lower Saxony, Serengeti Park Hodenhagen has been grappling with power disruptions, urging the need for emergency generators and cooperation with local authorities and emergency services to ensure the welfare and safety of its animals during this challenging weather situation.
Source: www.stern.de
