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Nature brings Russia to its knees! Historic flood plunges the city of Orenburg under water The Ural River in Orenburg rose by 73 cm in just one day, reaching a level of 750 cm. Consequently, the lower part of the embankment in Orenburg experienced even worse flooding overnight. Moreover, water began overflowing onto the upper level. A state of emergency has been declared across the entire Orenburg region due to the flooding. The Sakmara River is also swelling, reaching 750 cm with a critical level of 860 cm. Measurements were taken near Tatarskaya Kargala. In Orsk, the Ural River reached 774 cm this morning, surpassing the danger mark of 700 cm. This is a massive catastrophe for the entire region, with thousands of homes partially submerged. Rescue teams are working around the clock to evacuate residents from affected areas. Emergency shelters have been set up to accommodate displaced families. Authorities are urging people to avoid flooded areas and to prioritize their safety. Transportation networks have been severely disrupted due to flooded roads and bridges. Power outages have been reported in some areas as a result of the flooding. The situation is particularly dire in low-lying neighborhoods near the rivers. Many residents have lost their belongings to the rising waters. Efforts are underway to reinforce critical infrastructure to prevent further damage. Meteorologists are closely monitoring weather patterns for any signs of additional rainfall. The local government is coordinating with national agencies to provide relief efforts. Volunteers are assisting with sandbagging and other flood mitigation measures. Health authorities are advising caution due to potential contamination of floodwaters. Schools and businesses in affected areas remain closed until further notice. The full extent of the damage won't be known until the waters recede. Residents are bracing themselves for a long and challenging recovery process. Psychological support services are being offered to those affected by the disaster. The community is coming together to support one another during this difficult time. Despite the challenges ahead, there is resilience and determination to rebuild stronger than before. Naturals hazards in 2023 have become more frequent. We do not know what awaits us in 2025. How global warming and climate change will affect our Earth. Watch the most current news about natural disasters on our channel. My private Instagram page, which is not connected with YouTube is The channel lists such natural disasters as: 1) Geological emergencies: Earthquake, Volcanic eruption, Mud, Landslide, Landslide, Avalanche; 2) Hydrological emergencies: Flood, Tsunami, Limnological disaster, Flood, Flood; 3) Fires: Forest fire, Peat fire; 4) Meteorological emergencies: Tornado, Cyclone, Blizzard, Hail, Drought, Tornado, Hail, Hurricane, Tsunami, Storm, Thunderstorm, Tempest. #russia #flood #news
