Water wall, wood -tall: The rod broke in the Chelyabinsk region in the Russian Federation, 4 villages (video)

The locals climbed on the roofs and complain about the flood. The details of the incident in the Russian Federation were told in the Telegram channel "RIA Novosti". The first reports of the incident in the Russian Federation appeared on the network for about 6 pm. July 26. Residents of Chelyabinsk region began to publish a video from the scene and complain that their homes are filled. In one of the video you can see the flow of water that broke into the gap of the dam and pours into the valley.

On the other, the words of the Russian, who says that his family had chosen on the roof of the house, because the flood flooded everything around. The record shows that excavators are opposite the house, but they seem to not stop water. In Russia, a statement of the local Branch of the Ministry of Emergencies in Russia was published. Rescuers reported that there was a breakthrough of the dam on a 100 m width. The cause of the incident was excessive precipitation that has fallen recently.

A state of emergency was introduced in the Killim District. Four settlements that found themselves in the way of water were warned under the threat of flooding. On the map you can find the Killim reservoir in the Chelyabinsk region. On Google Maps you can see that its indicative area is about 0. 7 square meters. km. Nearby - settlements of Killim, Saktaevo, Novoandrievka, Tielga. The Telegram channel of Governor Alexei Texler has no comments on an emergency.

There are also no messages from the Ministry of Emergencies in the Chelyabinsk region. It is unclear whether the Russian authorities are engaged in the evacuation of people. It should be noted that in 2024 there were several incidents with water in the Russian Federation. For example, in April, the Tobol River left the shores and threatened to sink the city of the mound, which houses a plant for the production of armored vehicles for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.