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Rescuers freed 19 objects from water in Big Yalta

In Greater Yalta rescuers released from the water 19 objects

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Rescuers freed 19 objects from water in Big Yalta

In Big Yalta, rescuers freed 19 objects from water. This was reported in the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Republic of Crimea.

According to the agency, by the morning the water was removed from 13 private houses, 4 apartment buildings, a museum and a crocodilearium. Specialists work around the clock, rescue operations continue at three sites and eight sectors in Yalta, Koreiz and Alupka.

The main efforts of rescuers are aimed at cleaning the drainage channels from debris and stones. The work of the units is coordinated by the operational headquarters of the administration, and engineering equipment clears the beds of the rivers Uzen-Ceshme, Guva and Derekoika.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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