Putin Orders Emergency Aid for Dagestan Flood Victims
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- •Putin instructed the Ministry of Emergency Situations and Dagestan's head to assist flood victims on April 6.
- •The number of people affected by flooding in Dagestan has reached over 6,200 as of April 7.
- •Up to 1.5 million residents in Dagestan have been impacted by the floods according to official estimates.
- •The Russian Emergencies Ministry sent 40 additional specialists to Dagestan on April 6 to support relief efforts.
- •Abnormal rainfall triggered the flooding that has caused widespread disruption in Dagestan.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Ministry of Emergency Situations increases deployment of rescue teams and resources then relief operations in Dagestan could accelerate, reducing suffering and stabilizing affected communities.
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Primary Sources (7)
RUCaucasian Knot (EN)Up to 1.5 million Dagestanis were affected by the flooding.RUKommersant (RU)Путин поручил оперативно помогать пострадавшим при наводнении в ДагестанеRUCaucasian Knot (EN)The number of people affected by the flood in Dagestan has exceeded 6,200.RURBC (RU)Меликов назвал число пострадавших от наводнений в Дагестане