Civil defense teams 165 have carried out responses on the ground to floods and arrested 15 civilians in a number of individuals: Syria’s civil defense teams in the Emergency Ministry and the disasters have carried out 165 responses from yesterday evening, Wednesday, as a result of the numerous rainfalls and current rainfalls that some counties would witness. The responses included the Naftwaffes, Rah, Dier al-Zor, Hot, Walls and Tatta with the support of engineering mechanisms, while continuing treatment of more than 350 reports according to the priorities for protecting life and property. The crews rescued 15 civilians whose vehicles were stored in floods, while death was recorded in a car accident in the western rural area of Raqqa, in addition to interventions to save more than 100 families who were circulated in the water following the collapse of a dirt ferry in the area of Qira Sore in the area of Rah. Teams have evacuated about 375 families who have come out of the Al-Bana camps, Al-June and Al-Makas in the rural areas of Rah, after being hit by rainwater. The floods resulted in 7 bridges, shuttles, and dirtways that were not in service, including canary and al-Selman bridges and around the Ritala Bridge and a ferry from Sore Barca, in addition to the fact that three bridges built above the valleys in the Seer al-Zor and its rural areas were out of service. The teams carried out operations that pumped and drained water from the streets and residential neighborhoods of more than 150 homes and public facilities, including two hospitals, schools and bakerys. The teams continue their response on the ground at the same time to raise the level of alert on the Syrian coast, towards the many expected rainfalls.

Civil defense teams 165 have carried out responses on the ground to floods and arrested 15 civilians in a number of individuals: Syria’s civil defense teams in the Emergency Ministry and the disasters have carried out 165 responses from yesterday evening, Wednesday, as a result of the numerous rainfalls and current rainfalls that some counties would witness. The responses included the Naftwaffes, Rah, Dier al-Zor, Hot, Walls and Tatta with the support of engineering mechanisms, while continuing treatment of more than 350 reports according to the priorities for protecting life and property. The crews rescued 15 civilians whose vehicles were stored in floods, while death was recorded in a car accident in the western rural area of Raqqa, in addition to interventions to save more than 100 families who were circulated in the water following the collapse of a dirt ferry in the area of Qira Sore in the area of Rah. Teams have evacuated about 375 families who have come out of the Al-Bana camps, Al-June and Al-Makas in the rural areas of Rah, after being hit by rainwater. The floods resulted in 7 bridges, shuttles, and dirtways that were not in service, including canary and al-Selman bridges and around the Ritala Bridge and a ferry from Sore Barca, in addition to the fact that three bridges built above the valleys in the Seer al-Zor and its rural areas were out of service. The teams carried out operations that pumped and drained water from the streets and residential neighborhoods of more than 150 homes and public facilities, including two hospitals, schools and bakerys. The teams continue their response on the ground at the same time to raise the level of alert on the Syrian coast, towards the many expected rainfalls.