Published 22:14 IST, May 14th 2020
Massive floods hit Siberia
The seasonal ice melting in the Yakutia and Krasnoyarsk regions of Russia caused a rise of water level in Siberian rivers, triggering floods in towns and villages.
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seasonal ice melting in Yakutia and Krasnoyarsk regions of Russia caused a rise of water level in Siberian rivers, triggering floods in towns and villages.
Ice jams on Lena river led to water rising two metres higher than critical level.
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Emergency services blasted ice to help water go through.
Rescuers carry out evacuation of local residents by boats, no casualties have been reported as of Thursday.
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22:14 IST, May 14th 2020