Rescuers warned of rising water levels in Chernihiv region
Kyiv • UNN
Rising water levels in Chernihiv region pose a potential threat of flooding. The State Emergency Service is monitoring the situation as some roads are overflowing with water and providing assistance to the local population.
In Chernihiv region, rescuers are recording rising water levels - no flooding of private facilities has been reported so far, but some roads are overflowing with rivers. This is reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, UNN reports.
Details
It is noted that the Dnipro River overflowed the roadway of Novikova Street in the village of Radul, Ripky community. At the same time, no flooding of household plots, buildings and structures for residential and commercial purposes was registered.
Also The Desna crossed the approach to the pontoon bridge on the Novhorod-Siverskyi - Byryne road in Novhorod-Siverskyi.
The water in the Sniv River continues to rise and has risen by more than a meter. The road connecting the villages of Velykyi and Malyi Dyrchyn in the Sedniv community has been flooded
Addendum
Rescuers used a quadcopter to monitor the hydrological situation within the Sedniv community.
The rescuers also delivered food and medicines to the residents of Malyi Dyrchyn village using the Bogun swamp boat together with representatives of local authorities, the National Police, and the Ukrainian Red Cross Society. The village is home to 9 people, including one preschool child.
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