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A wave of unprecedented floods has engulfed Russia and Kazakhstan, triggering mass evacuations and prompting authorities to brace for the worst. Tens of thousands of residents have been displaced as raging waters inundate communities, marking one of the most severe flooding events in decades for both nations.
In Kazakhstan, the situation has reached critical levels, with tens of thousands evacuated from 10 northern regions as torrents of water wreak havoc across the country. The scale of the disaster prompted a swift response from authorities, who mobilized resources to provide assistance to those affected.
Meanwhile, in Russia, the city of Orsk faced disruptions as a refinery came to a halt amidst the deluge, further exacerbating the challenges posed by the unfolding crisis. The Kremlin sounded the alarm, cautioning that water levels in some areas were rising at an alarming rate, surpassing records set over the past century.
Officials in the Siberian Tyumen and Kurgan regions received directives to prepare for imminent flooding, underscoring the gravity of the situation. In the Orenburg region, 4,500 individuals were evacuated following the breach of a dam, amplifying concerns over the safety and well-being of residents.
The forecast offers little respite, with the peak of the floods anticipated to hit tomorrow, prolonging the ordeal until at least April 20 as waters gradually recede. In Kazakhstan, over 12,000 individuals seek refuge in temporary shelters, grappling with the magnitude of the disaster.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan described the floods as the worst catastrophe witnessed in the last 80 years, underscoring the severity of the crisis gripping the nation. The widespread devastation underscores the urgent need for coordinated response efforts and support to mitigate the impact on affected communities.
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