The water level in one of the major rivers of the Sverdlovsk region is expected to rise in the coming days.
The water level is expected to rise in the next three days, starting from today, on the Tura River, reports "Kommersant-Ural."
Improvement in the flood situation is observed in the Talitsky, Garinsky, Gorno-Uralsky, and Pervouralsky municipal districts and in the area of Nizhny Tagil. As of July 19, the water level continues to decrease in the rivers Irbit, Tagil, Neiva, and Sosva (in the area of the village of Gari).
The water level remains high in the rivers Tura, Nitsa (in the upper reaches, Baikalovsky municipal district), Ufa, Tavda, and Sosva (in the Serovsky municipal district), as well as in the rivers Vagrant (Severouralsk), Atyus (Serov), and Lobva (Novaya Lyalya), reports the information policy department of the Sverdlovsk region.
Special control has been established over the situation on the Tura River, where maximum hydrological marks are expected to be reached during the period of July 20-22, reports "Ъ-Ural."
"Flood waters still remain in 28 municipal entities, however, a gradual decline and release of territories is observed everywhere," noted the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for the Sverdlovsk region on Monday. — "In the past 24 hours, 15 residential houses and 57 household plots in 4 settlements of 5 municipal entities have been completely freed from flood waters."
The most tense situation, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, remains in the urban district of Verkh-Neyvinsky, Serovsky, and Polevskoy municipal entities due to the passage of the wave of runoff, increased discharges from hydraulic structures, and precipitation.
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The water level in one of the major rivers of the Sverdlovsk region is expected to rise in the coming days.
The water level is expected to rise in the next three days, starting from today, on the Tura River, reports "Kommersant-Ural." An improvement in the flood situation is observed in the Talitsky, Garinsky, Gorno-Uralsky, and Pervouralsky municipal districts and in the area of Nizhny Tagil.
