The sudden floods caused by heavy rains killed three people in the north Virginia Western The rescue sets were looking for missing persons on Sunday, while the authorities were evaluating the damage to the roads, bridges, natural gas lines and other infrastructure.
Officials said 2.5-4in (6-10 cm) of rain fell into parts of Wiegeng and Ohio Province within about half an hour on Saturday night.
“We almost immediately started obtaining 911 invitations to save the trapped people,” Le Vargo, the emergency department director of Ohio Province. “During this time, we had great damage to the infrastructure of roads, bridges and highways as we were unable to respond to many accidents. So we were late to get there because there was a lot of damage.”
“It happened quickly and quickly … I was doing this for 35 years. I saw big floods here in the city and the boycott. I saw nothing like that,” Vargo added.
The authorities said that the vehicles were washed away in the swollen tables, and some people sought safety in the trees and Winfoul is a mobile house.
Jim Blazer, head of firefighting in Wiegeng, in the north of the state, said that the crews carried out the rescue operations in the early morning hours on Sunday. He said that the first respondents reassembled their ranks on Sunday morning and focused on an area of Ohio’s state of Ohio to the Oyu River to Wilng Kreik.
“We are looking for banks, looking for immersed vehicles, any wreck we find along the corridor, etc.” said Blazer. “We use drones, research dogs and fast water employees, and we have organized teams that study the sectors that we are trying to restore any missing person.”
There were about 4000 power outages in the province. Officials said the restoration efforts hindered the natural gas leaks that must be repaired first.
Governor Patrick Morisi announced the state of emergency in Ohio Province. He said that the state police and other state officials were responding, and ordered the National Guard to provide any required assistance.
“Please keep this society in your prayers,” Mori said in a statement on Sunday. “More storms are expected in the region today. Please follow all directives from local emergency management officials and government and do not try to drive through the roads flooded by water.”
West Virginia’s heavy rains followed Rain in San Antonio On Thursday, which killed 13 people. More than 7 inches (18 cm) of rain fell for hours in Texas, causing fast -design flood water more than ten cars in the creek.
