Polish authorities warn, "It will get worse": "This is a twenty-year flood"

The flood in Poland

The flood in Poland is the worst in 20 years. The water level in the Vistula River has risen to a record high, and the river is expected to crest later this week.

The flooding has caused widespread damage. Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes, and several roads and bridges have been closed. The floodwaters have also caused power outages and water shortages.

The response to the flood

The Polish government has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas. The government is providing financial assistance to flood victims, and the military has been deployed to help with the relief effort.

International aid organizations are also providing assistance. The Red Cross and the United Nations are providing food, water, and shelter to flood victims.

The outlook

The floodwaters are expected to crest later this week. However, the water level is expected to remain high for several days. The flooding is expected to cause significant damage to the Polish economy.

The Polish government is urging people to stay away from the affected areas. The government has also warned that the flooding could get worse in the coming days.

How to help

There are several ways to help the flood victims in Poland. You can donate money to a relief organization, or you can volunteer your time to help with the relief effort.

Here are some organizations that are providing assistance to flood victims in Poland:

• The Red Cross
• The United Nations
• The Polish government