Gendarmes and volunteers in Romania and Italy are working tirelessly to help local residents recover from the devastation caused by extreme weather. In Galati county, thousands of homes were washed away by flooding, leaving many displaced. In Emilia-Romagna, Italy, the town of Romagna was hit hard by flooding, resulting in significant damage. Italian Premiere Giorgia Meloni’s government has approved an initial allocation of 20 million euros in aid to help those affected. In Hungary, flooding is expected to peak as the Danube River reaches critical levels, threatening to burst its banks. In preparation for further flooding, key infrastructure points such as metro entrances are being fortified with sandbags. The aftermath of the extreme weather has left many homes and belongings destroyed, but the resilience and unity shown by the communities in these affected areas highlight the spirit of solidarity and support in times of crisis. The efforts of gendarmes, volunteers, and government assistance are crucial in helping these communities rebuild and recover from the devastating impact of the recent weather events.
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Massive flooding in Galati County displaces thousands of residents and destroys homes
