Poland Flooding: Another Reservoir Breaks, Evacuations Ordered

Evacuations ordered as Poland battles severe flooding

A third reservoir in Poland has burst, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people as the country battles severe flooding.

The latest breach occurred at the Przybyszow reservoir in southern Poland, sending a wall of water crashing into the nearby town of Bobrowniki.

The flooding has caused widespread damage to homes and businesses, and has also forced the closure of several major roads.

Government declares state of emergency

The Polish government has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas, and has deployed the military to help with the relief effort.

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has visited the affected areas and has pledged government support for those who have been affected by the flooding.

Flooding caused by heavy rainfall

The flooding has been caused by heavy rainfall over the past few days.

The rainfall has been so heavy that many rivers have burst their banks, and several reservoirs have reached capacity.

The flooding is the worst to hit Poland in decades, and it is expected to take several days for the waters to recede.

International aid offered

Several countries have offered assistance to Poland in the wake of the flooding.

The European Union has pledged €10 million in aid, and Germany has sent a team of спасателей to help with the relief effort.

The United States has also offered assistance, and a team of American спасателей is expected to arrive in Poland in the coming days.