The reports coming out of the MES in the Khabarovsk region, reminiscent of the front-line: As of September 52013 in the Khabarovsk region was under the influence of floods 65 villages in seven municipalities (Borough of Khabarovsk, Borough of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Khabarovsk, Nanai , Amur, Komsomol, Ulchsky areas). As a result of the flood remain flooded 2367 houses, which are home to 19422 people, including 2974 children. Also in the settlements on the territory of the water has gone over 3000 home gardens, and 3762 suburban areas. In addition, crops were affected by the disaster crops on a total area of over 45000 hectares. Courtyards, streets and garden examined groups of employees GIMS, rescue and transport police. As of today, evacuated more than 4038 people, including 1028 children. In temporary accommodation is now 914 people, including 269 children, and the rest housed with relatives and friends. All TACs priority created conditions of life support, hot meals. There is also organized on duty doctors and psychologists. In order to prevent flooding of areas of residential houses, buildings, roads, the work on the arrangement of temporary dikes along the rivers and channels on the coastal settlements. To do this on the basis of municipal enterprises in the city of Khabarovsk bulldozer crane-created group for the construction of temporary dams. In addition to the places where storm water is pumped out water with fire pumping stations and water pumps. However, to monitor the status of dams organized clock duty Russian emergency workers who are being watched. Critical infrastructure, including water intakes, treatment facilities, operating normally. At intakes of Khabarovsk and Komsomolsk-on-Amur introduced an additional water treatment, giperhlorirovanie, the water in the taps of consumers meet sanitary and hygienic standards. In addition, areas of flooding of organized industrial water supply. Total for the elimination of the consequences of water passage through the territory of Khabarovsk Krai formed a group of 13143 people and 1972 pieces of equipment, including the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia — 3255 people and 475 vehicles.
Ivan the Terrible, RIA «VladNews», photo by Alexander Simontseva, RIA AmurPress