Alerts for subsequent regions increased. The Ministry of Interior and Administration convened a meeting of the crisis staff
2025-07-27 19:51, act 201.2025-07-27 20:04
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The process of preparing the state, services and inspections is at a good level – said on Sunday evening the deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration Wiesław Leśniakiewicz after the meeting of the Government Crisis Management Team, in connection with the weather situation and the influx of Genoese lowlands over the territory of Poland.
Deputy Minister Wiesław Leśniakiewicz informed that an analysis was carried out with the participation of voivods, mainly those voivodships, which are covered by the threat of a third degree.
Maybe this day was not so difficult from the point of view of the involvement of emergency services. Nevertheless, this night can also bring with it specific, heavy rainfall in those regions that IMGW showed us – said the deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.
He noted that there are 60 poviats, mainly southern Poland.
He also referred to the situation in Głuchołazy, where after the morning rains on the Polish-Czech border, the entrance to the temporary bridge over Biały Głuchołaska was closed, along national road No. 40. The deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration announced that it is not true for the local bridge to be threatened and that works related to the construction of the sewage system were carried out there.
He also informed that Minister of the Ministry of Interior and Administration Marcin Kierwiński issued a command to be prepared for PSP schools. – mainly two. This is a school of aspirants in Krakow and in Częstochowa to the possibility of immediate reaction, when you need to support local rescue teams – said the deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.
He stated that the collected information shows that currently almost two thousand recipients have specific deficiencies in electricity supply and repair work is underway.
He noted that the next session of the staff is expected on Monday at 8 am at the Ministry of the Interior and Administration.
PSP: Until 18 Firefighters intervened 325 times
Deputy Commander -in -Chief of the State Fire Service of the Nadbryg. Grzegorz Szyszko announced that until 18 On Sunday, firefighters intervened 325 times, the most in the province. Opole, Silesia and Podkarpackie. He added that the most serious event occurred in Kałków in the province. Opole.
BOCK. Szyszko explained after the meeting of the Government Crisis Management Team, in connection with the weather situation and the influx of Genoese lowlands over the territory of Poland, that the shaft was blurred in Kałków, which resulted in the distribution of the poviat road and the water spilling into nearby fields. – At the moment the water is stabilizing and there is no threat to residents and for buildings. Work is underway to seal this shaft – he said.
He said that in Jarnołtuk in the commune of Głuchołazy there was a blur of the bridgeon bridge. He added that the bridge is already passable.
He informed that there are over 5,000 firefighters on the service of ready to leave.
The deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration Wiesław Leśniakiewicz informed that 21 camps were preventively evacuated from various voivodships.
IMGW increases alerts for subsequent regions
IMIGW raises the degree of alerts associated with heavy rainfall and storms. Third degree warnings were issued for the southern part of the province. Łódź and the western part of the province. Lesser Poland and Świętokrzyskie. Warnings for the province increased to the second degree. Warmian-Masurian and Pomeranian.
For the central area of Pomerania, the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management issued 1st degree alerts.
In connection with the occurrence of extreme weather phenomena, the Government Security Center issued alerts on Sunday and Monday for the Łódź, Świętokrzyskie, Opolskie, Silesian and Lesser Poland voivodships.
The warnings of strong rain with storms and hydrological warnings of the 1st and 2nd degree in connection with the forecasted intensive rainfall remain in force. All alerts will apply until Monday.
The third degree warning provides for dangerous meteorological phenomena causing very high damage or damage to disasters and life threatening.
The second degree warning provides for the occurrence of dangerous meteorological phenomena causing large material losses and a threat to health and life.
The 1st degree warning provides for conditions conducive to the occurrence of dangerous meteorological phenomena that may cause material losses and the threat to health and life. IMGW recommends caution and tracking messages about the development of the weather situation. (PAP)
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