Emergency - Tense flood situation continues in the district of Verden
There is no relief in sight for the floods in the district of Verden for the time being. The water levels continued to rise and would not reach their peak until the weekend, according to the fire department. The water is not expected to recede until the beginning of the New Year week.
Supplies for sandbags and support staff from other fire departments are still on their way to the region. On Friday, numerous sandbags were used to protect the city center of Verden/Aller, among other places. As on Thursday, water was seeping through some of the dykes. Emergency services checked the dykes regularly.
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- The county authorities have declared a state of emergency due to the ongoing flood situation in Lower Saxony's district of Verden.
- Despite the efforts of the fire department, the weekend is expected to witness the highest water level in the flood-hit district.
- Residents are advised to stay indoors and avoid non-essential activities, such as relaxation, during this critical flood period.
- The fire department has urged residents to stock up on essential supplies and remain vigilant for any new developments in the flood situation.
- In response to the flood emergencies, several neighboring counties have dispatched their fire departments and emergency services to assist in the relief efforts.
Source: www.stern.de
