On the southern coast of Crimea, 29 objects were released from the water, 8 remained flooded. The main rescue operations are being carried out today in Alupka and Mishar. Experts are monitoring the situation, erecting temporary dams and redirecting the flow of water to the riverbed to protect residential buildings. Water continues to flow from the protected area on the Kurizskoye road, and the drainage works continue. The trolleybus park in Yalta continues to clean the area and remove sediment. In the underground passage in Yalta, experts are cleaning and evaluating measures that will speed up the water drainage and reduce the risk of repeated flooding. Currently, 29 objects have been cleared of water, 8 remain flooded. 235 people and 46 pieces of equipment were involved in eliminating the results of the flooding, said Deputy Prime Minister Yalta, Acting Prime Minister Svetlana Shevchenko. In total, 50 temporary dams with a total length of 3,777 meters were erected, more than eight thousand sandbags were used, almost two thousand cubic meters of soil and 520 meters were removed from the streambeds of the Gova, Kara-Bair and Drakoika rivers. Photo: Svetlana Shevchenko/Max MAX "Radio Crimea" news "Crimea 24".

On the southern coast of Crimea, 29 objects were released from the water, 8 remained flooded. The main rescue operations are being carried out today in Alupka and Mishar. Experts are monitoring the situation, erecting temporary dams and redirecting the flow of water to the riverbed to protect residential buildings. Water continues to flow from the protected area on the Kurizskoye road, and the drainage works continue. The trolleybus park in Yalta continues to clean the area and remove sediment. In the underground passage in Yalta, experts are cleaning and evaluating measures that will speed up the water drainage and reduce the risk of repeated flooding. Currently, 29 objects have been cleared of water, 8 remain flooded. 235 people and 46 pieces of equipment were involved in eliminating the results of the flooding, said Deputy Prime Minister Yalta, Acting Prime Minister Svetlana Shevchenko. In total, 50 temporary dams with a total length of 3,777 meters were erected, more than eight thousand sandbags were used, almost two thousand cubic meters of soil and 520 meters were removed from the streambeds of the Gova, Kara-Bair and Drakoika rivers. Photo: Svetlana Shevchenko/Max MAX "Radio Crimea" news "Crimea 24".