CoES reported on destructive mudflows in the region of Tajikistan

CoES reported on destructive mudflows in the region of Tajikistan

Over the past day, in the village of Langar, which suffered as a result of mudflows, work was carried out to eliminate the consequences of the disaster, 150 people were evacuated

The authorities of the Ayni district of the Sughd region provided assistance to families who suffered from the mudflow in the village of Langar.

This was reported by the press service of the Committee for Emergency Situations and Civil Defense of Tajikistan.

It is noted that on July 31, the settlement of Langar of the Urmetan rural jamoat of the Ayni district of the Sughd region was subjected to mudflows, as a result of which water pipes were clogged, streets and roads were covered with rubble and mud.

Thus, 150 people were evacuated from the affected area and 7 units of equipment were mobilized, the publication notes.

Employees of the CoES carried out work to clear roads and mudflows.

The authorities of the Zafarabad region sent the necessary food to the victims of the natural disaster: flour, pasta, vegetable oil, etc.

The CoES assessed the damage to agriculture in the Aininsky district after the mudflow

At present, the liquidation of the consequences of the mudflow continues.

Glaciers melted due to an increase in atmospheric air temperature, as a result of which Lake Sugat overflowed its banks and covered 150 m of the Dushanbe-Vahdat-Lyakhsh highway, passing through the territory of the Archakapa settlement of Surkhob rural jamoat, Nurabad district, with a mudflow.

In order to eliminate the consequences and restore traffic, the road service of the Lyakhsh district mobilized 4 units of engineering equipment. As a result of the work carried out on August 1, this section of the road was completely opened and traffic was restored.

source: tj.sputniknews.ru