Hanover - State fire director: shift in the flood situation
The flood situation in Lower Saxony is shifting somewhat locally. It is currently moving from the Harz Mountains towards the districts of Celle and Oldenburg, said state fire director Dieter Rohrberg in Hanover on Friday. The coast has not been so badly affected so far. Fears of a storm surge have not yet been confirmed.
In six districts and the city of Oldenburg, a so-called exceptional event had still been identified. According to Rohrberg, these are the districts of Celle, Oldenburg, Emsland, Osterholz, Verden and Heidekreis. In the districts of Hildesheim and Northeim, however, it has now been lifted. The so-called extraordinary event makes it easier for districts to access emergency services, for example.
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- Dieter Rohrberg, the state fire director, noted in Hanover that the flood situation in Lower Saxony's districts of Celle and Oldenburg is experiencing a slight shift, moving from the Harz Mountains.
- The bad weather has not caused significant damage to the coast, contrary to initial fears of a storm surge, according to Rohrberg.
- In addition to Oldenburg, six districts in Lower Saxony, including Celle, have been identified as experiencing an 'exceptional event' related to the flood, making it easier for them to access emergency services.
- Despite the shifting flood situation, Hanover has thus far remained unaffected by the severe weather conditions, as reported by Dieter Rohrberg.
Source: www.stern.de
