Hochwasser Oder: Emergency Measures in Brandenburg Amidst Severe Weather

Current Situation of Hochwasser Oder
In Eisenhüttenstadt and Frankfurt (Oder), the Brandenburg Minister-president Dietmar Woidke is heading to the high-water areas in eastern Brandenburg this afternoon. Currently, the water levels of the Oder River are continuing to rise, reaching alarm level 4 at the Ratzdorf gauge on Tuesday evening. Woidke aims to gather information at the shores of this historic fishing village and nearby Eisenhüttenstadt, which also experienced the highest alarm stage overnight.
Impact on Roads and Gardens
Due to the Oder hochwasser, several streets and gardens below the old town are now submerged. Emergency services and other aid organizations are actively working to prevent flood damage. The latest report indicates that the water level at Ratzdorf reached 5.90 meters, significantly higher than the normal level of 2.60 meters.
- High water levels lead to flood situations in various areas.
- Emergency services placed on high alert for potential disasters.
- Historical floods reflect the importance of preparedness.
Emergency Protocols in Effect
As the highest alarm level has been reached, this indicates the need for disaster prevention measures, although not all affected areas are in a declared state of emergency. Nevertheless, emergency response units are on heightened alert. Dike patrols are deployed to check on protective dams and report any damages.
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