Reduced Rainfall Quantity in Almaty on September 16
Almaty, the largest city in Kazakhstan, has successfully navigated through a challenging period of severe flooding. The city, which experienced heavy rainfall starting at 16:00, saw local road flooding in the upper part due to the overflow of ditches.
The cleanup efforts, led by the Departments of Emergency Situations and the City Rescue Service, involved over 400 workers and 96 units of special equipment. To tackle the flooding, 19 septic tank trucks and 71 mobile brigades were mobilised, while 40 water pumps and 13 water tankers were put to use.
The situation quickly escalated, with 13 vehicles sinking into the asphalt on Aymanjol Street. Fortunately, the vehicles were in motion before becoming trapped, minimising potential harm. Despite the challenges, the flooding has now been eliminated, and the city is on the road to recovery.
In an effort to ensure traffic safety, workers will remain on duty both day and night. Overnight, 189 units of equipment and 180 workers will continue their efforts to address any remaining issues and repair the damage caused by the flood.
The utility services and experts are in control of the situation, working tirelessly to restore the city to its normal state. The amount of precipitation recorded during the incident exceeded half of the monthly norm, with up to 15 mm of rainfall.
Cracks and potholes were found on Aymanjol Street after the rain, indicating the extent of the damage caused by the flood. However, the city's resilience and the dedication of its workers have ensured a swift recovery.
As of the latest available search results, the specific authorities and organisations involved in the flood remediation efforts in Almaty at 16:00 on the given date have not been specified. Despite this, the city's response to the flooding has been commendable, demonstrating the effectiveness of its emergency services and the commitment of its workers.
The city of Almaty continues to move forward, demonstrating its ability to bounce back from adversity. The cleanup efforts serve as a testament to the city's resilience and the determination of its people to overcome challenges and maintain a safe and livable environment.
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