President Duda stays updated on the critical flood situation in southern Poland, where 33,000 firefighters are aiding in evacuations.
President Andrzej Duda held talks with the Chief Commandant of the State Fire Service, Mariusz Feltynowski, today, according to the Presidential Chancellery. During the conversation, President Duda was briefed on the ongoing flood situation in southern Poland.
33,000 Firefighters in Action
The Chancellery noted that “currently, 33,000 firefighters are involved in assisting with the evacuation of people from threatened areas and in combating the effects of the floods.” This large-scale operation underscores the severity of the situation.
Situation in Southern Poland
The situation remains critical in the southern regions of Opole and Lower Silesia, where several rivers have exceeded alarm levels. Evacuations are underway in some affected areas as emergency services work tirelessly to protect residents and mitigate flood damage. The President is receiving constant updates on this evolving crisis.