State of emergency declared in Kyrgyzstan's Issyk-Kul due to mudslides
Tengrinews.kz - A state of emergency has been declared in the Issyk-Kul region of Kyrgyzstan, according to 24.kg.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kyrgyzstan announced the emergency on August 18 to address the aftermath of mudslides caused by heavy rains.
Both the northern and southern parts of Issyk-Kul were affected. In the villages of Saruu and Kyzyl-Suu, roads, livestock enclosures, and residential buildings were flooded. On the northern shore, yards and houses in the villages of Bulan-Sogotu, Korumdu, and Temirovka were damaged. The territory of the "Issyk-Kul Aurora" resort was also flooded.
Over 300 people and more than 10 units of special equipment have been mobilized to deal with the consequences of the mudslides in the Issyk-Kul region.
4 Kazakhstani children died during mudslides in Kyrgyzstan last time. The children were victims of a devastating mudslide that occurred in the Nookat District of the Osh Region in Kyrgyzstan on Friday, June 28. The mudflows destroyed roads, bridges, and flooded residential homes. The four children from Kazakhstan were visiting relatives in Kyrgyzstan when the disaster struck.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kyrgyzstan announced the emergency on August 18 to address the aftermath of mudslides caused by heavy rains.
Both the northern and southern parts of Issyk-Kul were affected. In the villages of Saruu and Kyzyl-Suu, roads, livestock enclosures, and residential buildings were flooded. On the northern shore, yards and houses in the villages of Bulan-Sogotu, Korumdu, and Temirovka were damaged. The territory of the "Issyk-Kul Aurora" resort was also flooded.
Over 300 people and more than 10 units of special equipment have been mobilized to deal with the consequences of the mudslides in the Issyk-Kul region.
4 Kazakhstani children died during mudslides in Kyrgyzstan last time. The children were victims of a devastating mudslide that occurred in the Nookat District of the Osh Region in Kyrgyzstan on Friday, June 28. The mudflows destroyed roads, bridges, and flooded residential homes. The four children from Kazakhstan were visiting relatives in Kyrgyzstan when the disaster struck.