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The situation in Burgas region is getting normal. Teams of the responsible institutions are at all critical points after the heavy rainfalls this evening. No people in distress or settlements without electricity are reported. Following roads are closed: Burgas – Varna due to overflow of Dvoinitsa river in the area of Obzor; in Pomorie municipality Galabets – Goritsa and Stratsin – Prosenik where the Hadjiyska river overfloated the sections; in Sozopol municipality Zidarovo – Dimchevo because of Fakiyska river which overflowed its banks – the encircling route is through Izvor; the road Karnobat – Shumen is also closed for traffic. Closed stay the roads Aheloy – Kableshkovo and Burgas – Sredets – Yambol in its section along Avramov Most (alternate routes are through Diulevo and Suhodol). At present time in the area of Burgas region a disastrous situation is announced solely and partially in the Burgas municipality for the quarters Dolno Ezerovo and Lozovo. 70 houses are overflowed in Dolno Ezerovo. 7 people have been evacuated last night at 2.00 a.m. from the Chernitsite area, 6 people from Dolno Ezerovo. There are streets under water also in Ravnets, Sarafovo and Dolno Ezerovo. Teams of Burgas municipality and fire-department are in the quarters concerned. In Ravnets and Sarafovo excavators dig draining ditches for waters from high parts to be catched in order to save the lower streets from overflowing. At present moment the water begins to drain away and the situation is getting normal. 70,5 lrters on square meter is the rainfall in less than 24 hours. page 1 / 1 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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