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2,000 people evacuated after floods break dam in Russian city - Vimarsana News

2,000 people evacuated after floods break dam in Russian city

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Russian Rush: 4,000 Evacuated As Dam Bursts Near Kazakh Border - Vimarsana News

Russian Rush: 4,000 Evacuated As Dam Bursts Near Kazakh Border

Reports indicate that 4,208 individuals, including 1,019 children, have been evacuated in the region, with preparations underway for 495 temporary shelters accommodating 82,200 people, as reported by TASS. As of Saturday morning, the water level of the Ural River was nearly twice the capacity the dam was designed to withstand, according to regional authorities - Newsx

Source: newsx.com
World News | Russia Evacuates 4,000 People After Dam Bursts Near Kazakh Border - Vimarsana News

World News | Russia Evacuates 4,000 People After Dam Bursts Near Kazakh Border

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Thousands of Russians have been evacuated as the dam in the city of Orsk could not contain the flow of water from the Ural River and broke in two places, local authorities told TASS. World News | Russia Evacuates 4,000 People After Dam Bursts Near Kazakh Border.

Thousands are evacuated after floods break a dam in the Russian city of Orsk – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Thousands are evacuated after floods break a dam in the Russian city of Orsk – Winnipeg Free Press

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Dam bursts in another spot, intensifying flooding in Russian town - Vimarsana News

Dam bursts in another spot, intensifying flooding in Russian town

The flooding situation is getting worse, Orsk Mayor Vasily Kozupitsa said

Source: tass.com