tv The 2021 Flood Catastrophe Deutsche Welle July 16, 2022 2:15pm-3:01pm CEST
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use by a munich, he agreed to allow strike of robert levon dorski to join barcelona levin dorski said to join barcelona after by and accepted the spanish clubs most recent proposal . a multi year deal with up to 50000000 euros by on had been adamant that 11 dorski would have to remain in munich until his contract expired. next summer in 2023. several weeks ago, levin dorski let it be known via social media that his days at bion were over. you know what you need on the and use up next, the doc film while we take a look at last. he has devastating floods in europe. i monica jones and the land for me and the team. thanks. i watching a man with the memories of a woman ah, ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage, raped far from home. ali can finally become the person he's
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always wanted to be. i was born in berlin. starts july 22nd on d w. ah. july 2021. i have book now. where'd all this water come from here? in germany, the worst flooding in over a century. visa, i miss it. these events will occur more frequently. that's for sure. the shop thousands lost their homes, them on yet, so we have a suck on with the 1st anniversary. now it's like you fall into a kind of trance with all you see it all happening all over again. will for all good still visible. the destruction wrought by the flood.
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ah, on the day of the flood, bud minster, i fools historic old town was deluged a year later, reconstruction and repair work here is ongoing tourists are starting to return though they have to watch where they walk. gradually, businesses and shops are reopening a year ago. small rivers like this one became raging torrents within hours. july 13th, 2021. the whole day the rain came down and drove the
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design cut off. there was a catastrophe. i found because it went so far beyond anything with experience before water level records were completely shattered. yet even the gauges are pulverized hyphen. i've done the previous day. germany's weather service had issued warnings. they notified district authorities and fire departments about dangerously high water levels. after attention, expect lots of rain in the coming days. peak river, water levels, which are already quite high for this time of year. why right? is in fee and are many places, especially in western ryan and palatinate. obviously, a 100 liters per square meter. and more than that, it's pete 150 to 200 liters per square meter for i'm calling as a government of the water rose from 80 centimeters to not just 3 or 4 meters like it seems a full for to 9 meter. love is 9. me soon,
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further advisories followed a localized rainfall of over 200 liters per square meter can't be ruled out at all . she's not. it was a disaster just waiting to happen. especially along smaller rivers. 11 p. m. the storm front moved away from altenor in as our land towards hog, and in the next 3 hours alone, this area received twice as much rain as it normally does. in an entire month. the fulmer overflowed its banks and flooded the streets. the lena did the same just after midnight, an alarm went out to huggins. volunteer fire brigade, her to some to him by hundreds of emergency calls were coming in a need to know where to start going on. now, i from proof of that i river was already running down the street and there was a woman stuck in a galley. we were supposed to drive somewhere else, and that's how it started. laws
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even the bridges sank and it never stopped raining for the next 20 hours. a lot. i me, i wanted to go get some cigarettes after suddenly i found myself stuck in the water . i couldn't get away removing at 2 in the morning. the crisis management team met in hug, and there assessment even with 500 rescue workers on deck. the situation was already out of control people radios, the control center saying we need a boat. they just didn't know what we were dealing with up here last wednesday, july 14th. when dawn broke, the scale of the devastation became clear. as mud pattaya. nothing will be happening here for a few days. i'm pretty sure about that. it's crazy,
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just crazy. i thought more and the rain continued. the full moon river flowed through the entire city of us, of woods. the water kept rising and with it, the time pressure, buildings verged on collapsed. they had crags and parts missing, toiler hug, and who in limbo was in a state of constant alarm. would like wilful dessert. they radiate dawson said, go up there and help rescue cable. i saw a mother with a crying child screaming. what should we do? help us fund young's wish they were really scared and stood by the windows in despair. when you could only rescue 3 or 4 people bring them in and head out on the next round tile. and the folks will be standing by windows with kids, babies waiting and yelling, they wanted hours one while people in north ryan west failure were trying to stem the flood waters any way they could on the river. ah,
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things were still quite calm. cornelia vie gant then mer of the collective municipality of alton. r followed the river to the town hall. she'd heard the weather warnings. man's annoyed at 9 am on that terrible day, the water level was still 90 centimeters up, but i thought that's okay. we come through the 1st night relatively unscathed oscar . at 924 a. m, the state environmental office, announced that the our rivers, water level was expected to triple in the coming night to 2.4 meters. creating a perilous situation for the village of should in the eiffel to as lines or fan and us does us and of often by morgan solution american love. it was different in that it had rained like cats and dogs nonstop since the early morning feel they gave you an odd feeling because even the tributaries from the valleys had
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turned into monstrous rivers. some you have on these a demons, yawning, with never seen anything on that scale before. gently omer concave is schultz was practically wiped off the map. the whole village was engulfed. it hasn't recovered from the flooding to this day. lemons, in aught so unchartered looking at the place today, you sometimes can't tell where the streets ran or how it used to be of the flood waters backed up at the bridge. a pizzeria, the local meeting place once stood by the river bank. across from it was the bakery . today, there's nowhere to buy food in shult. july 14th 1224 p. m. the state environmental office raised its high water advisory to 3.3 meters. and the german weather service issued a storm warning for $37.00 districts, citing extremely abundant,
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continuous rainfall that would mainly affect small rivers and streams. watch out for rivers, they can get real dangerously fed out us in trident is done fee by to teach to think, beat house. but the decisive thing is then, ah, where does this? rainwater go through? and what happened here was the very small rivers all drained into the half of the air, was all the rivers in the shower under the same time, the heidelberg to these flood waves all came together even, and just kept on rising. and our vaccines at 234 p. m. of islas, district all authority, warned the population by ap to expect localized flooding. not an hour later, the state environmental office made an alarming projection. altenor water level gate would rate 5.19 meters thus far more minute was a shot. and none of us had any experience with this kind of full cast with these kinds of water levels. it hadn't happened in a century or more than i wish my definitely from h inflicted buildings and i ask them of yours as man. what can i do?
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he said, as of august of declare, a state of emergency declaring a state of emergency would have given people time to save some of their belongings . even now a year later, alternate hotels still lie in ruins. on july 14th 2021 fire brigades everywhere were battling the waters in the eiffel to st. started to flood in bad minster eiffel the river f had been rising steadily since morning by the afternoon conditions had far surpassed all the weather. warnings, dramatic reports were also coming in from atlanta in as our land. after rescuing some one, a fireman was himself swept away and drowned. the flood waters had begun to claim lives. 2 hours later, another fire fighter died while on duty
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yet another was luckier. people were able to pull him out of the water in time in stolberg by arkwin, there was also a last minute rescue. in altenor, cornelia bygone was worried. the expected high watermark was 5.19 meters at 420 in the afternoon. she called her districts administrative head. but a lesson cut us please declare a state of emergency. and they said just a moment were calling you back on that. they called back and we need a bit more data. we have to verify some still take a while. dunbar as at the time,
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was the last we heard to wish at 540 p m, the crisis management team of bud neu in our of i'll as district authority met the district head could have sounded the alarm then. but he didn't miss holmes this done. and then, and in the evening and the night, the law for as long as mobile radio and cellular service kept working, emergency calls poured in. cuz i'm out. we're in ohio after once we realized that many people were out on their roof asked con, which for when the whole night there were no helicopters thus far. that was an awful night. and no, anna sham enough to dave august has taken over as the new administrative head of the av. i'll a district if needed. she can declare a state of emergency herself 6 pm on july 14th
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2021. in north rine westphalia, the rain was coming down harder than ever. rineback was plunged into chaos as flash floods hit its town center. in bad minster eiffel, the aft turned into a raging torrent. it devastated the historic old town $642.00 p. n. 8 kilometers further east, on the evening of july 14th, the steinbach towel damn was in danger of overflowing and flooding entire villages . and a good hour later, the dam began to overflow. 120000 liters of water poured over per 2nd. it was feared, the dam would break. meanwhile, 20 kilometers to the south in the our valley,
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the mayor of the village of chute helmet. lucy suspected what was heading their way? he flew, villa do is not under flood waters, had risen by a metre within the hour. i could see how the homes were being steadily inundated and in parts demolish a campsite. right on the our river was the 1st place affected dozens of trailers and wood cabins. were swept away by the flood waters. it was it suddenly, aka, alec allowed, the owner warned, every one lost in she got them out of their mobile homes and told them that they had to get away from here. she said that something unprecedented was happening on thanks to her. no lights were lost isaak, i normally would from more than $100.00 homes were carried away. the residential camp is still haven't been allowed to rebuild. only dwellings that
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can be cleared within an hour are permitted i'm comes in to the lobby. this incredible amounts of rain have to pass through these confined spaces and just look at the valleys with their bottlenecks. then bernoulli's principle comes into play. bottom was lots of water must pass through a narrow space. actually only way to get that amount through is to increase its speed fields which leads to these torrential flood waters. as that they went so high that trees were approved to ayla from parts of buildings broke off and were washed away with the river. meet them then comes the 1st bridge, dorna called everything gets clogged up from the forest, grow stronger macalucio. so this combination of things and that was decisive. as far as enshrined 7 p. m. at the r viola districts crisis center, they had yet to feel the floods impact. the alarm signals from schulte and alton are never arrived. as digital phone and radio networks had gone down,
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the district administrator met with rhineland for latin, its interior minister who left the meeting thinking the situation was under control . so no warning went out to the local population, who still would have had time to get to safety it was guns early, sung. i honestly have to say that our district administrator completely mishandled things. is ralph my queues, him of not reacting properly, even though he'd been given enough early warning about this at the time, alton, as water level gauge read 3.92 meters, but the number just kept rising just before 8 p. m. the state environmental offers up to its projection to 5.3 meters. entire homes floated down the are. the river rose to more than 8 meters and shoot went under manager i'm that night you could
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see the village dying a slow, dazzling, stopped. now there was nothing anyone could do. the volunteer fire brigade were powerless to help that evening. ulton book also flooded. altenor is just a few 100 meters downstream. lucas sammons wine growing estate is located here right on the our river. salmon and his father hoped to save a few machines in the wine press, hol, or dish money. if. meanwhile, the flat water warning had risen to over 4 meters in parts close to 5 when i so he put everything that couldn't get wet up high and around as a loft in the hollow. at 845 p. m. alternate water level gauge, red, 5.75 meters. soon afterwards, the gauge was washed away. along with the whole building. luca salmon had to
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abandon his hope. the water had torn off the entire wall, facing the river, 40 full barrels of wine and 25000 bottles were carried off into the flood waters and disappeared. even his winery was no longer safe. famously we had to get out of here right away. otherwise the water would have come down here and we wouldn't have gotten back up the ramp or it would have been forced down into the carriage where we would have drowned from that home. at the last minute he and his father sought refuge on the balcony of the ice cream parlor 2 houses down. it was the highest spot on their straight and still there was no official warning from the crisis center in bad. no, not to day. zelman is back in the wine making business. he got to work straight away. and soon i spent lots of time talking with architects and trades people. i must say i no longer feel like
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a ventnor or let's put it this way. it was like taking a course in construction remarks her at least he could rebuild just to meet her away. there's a new flood zone that must remain vacant as been shawn been for last fall as of the software alazam nash, after i'm proud of what we've already achieved together, fish off, and i think we should be in a blink of does. was it motivating? not just to look at what stone missing, but to see what's already here. like sergeant, the flood itself is gone, or there's no getting away from it. here. i'll finish to. there are ruins in many places. still, it's annoying and you wonder why here and then nothing's been dance a shannon for those who wanted to rebuild have done it master, or are in the last 8 years young from those who haven't. and from just wanting, when did your initial only wanna finish their still work to be done in altenor? july 14th, 40 kilometers further north in after that lesson. it was almost 10 p. m.
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and water already covered the floor of the riding arena at another pause felton hall. for 2 hours, people formed a human chain and bailed to try to keep the water away from the stables. 60 horses stood there in the stalls and back on wednesday. so much water rushed in. active fighting. it was pointless. it came in from all sides. i refer doors filled with water and fire in the our valley, the flood waters had already ravaged my shores and rush around 10 p. m. they reached down out a village of close to $1800.00 residence. we want to take everything upstairs. you are monsieur alice hall. not now yet yours coming. it's breaking through everything
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we ever florida in heaven, lord and heaven. people scrambled to up her stories, bore on to roof tops. quite canada that no one happened to my regret taking the things upstairs and not climbing the hill to the vineyard. we not, you felt so naive in that situation. so the water just kept rising. the terrace was whole till at 5. the water started creeping up, the building walls isn't and that we're on the 3rd floor. the walker does not dying . how high will it go? what if we have to swim it, or how do we do that? and what if we have to climb? how do we do that? where do we climb to? and in the end were just power levels. and then honestly, we just prayed visit only at 10 o 4 p. m. did the crisis management team, call a red alert. the flood waters kept streaming towards bad neu, anna, where the crisis management team was sitting in a basement with an unstable mobile phone network. half an hour before midnight,
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a huge wave of water hit the town. it citizens were completely unprepared holes till the door to our home burst open on the water rushed in here from the moon for a minute before who still this high muscle than the water came and forced the door open. my girlfriend went flying through the aparment, followed by the cupboard when we were almost almost killed no 20 years. at 230 a. m. water was also surging through zinzis based on old plans. they'd evacuated people living within 50 meters of the art flood waters had never gone further than that. so no one had given much to the disabled residents of the label here for house located 250 meters away from the river. yeah. yeah. as awesome. yeah, yeah. how were drowning here? can anyone hear us? we called back, but it was just incredible and we called the fire department. they knew about it and probably tried to get here show that the water came so quickly. oh, this was
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a kansas. no. $240.00 a m a single soul all night shoot. he managed to bring 8 of the 20 people from the ground floor to upper levels. after that, the doors would no longer open. on neighbors. had to come not they couldn't do anything more. they had to wait till the water receded to open the doors by then there was foreseeable what they'd find would observe. office milton. 12 of the homes residents died by now shocking images of the floods was circulating on the internet. i've been free of steel and i'm an early riser, and at 4 or 5 a. m. i was writing back and forth with a friend he wrote, have you heard the r valley looks quite hard hit um at some point. he said, well, i'm going there now i can't take a front end loader and 5 people with chainsaw because they all surely need help on . let's meet up. there are fluence golf fuel or did he heard from marco's vip or
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through its agricultural social media channel? had 70000 followers over the next few months, many of his followers saw his call for help and wanted to lend a hand this month video voice. if you want to come and help, please do that. otherwise, folks who want to help should look where the are ronnie's. there's work to be done everywhere. lots of it here. kevin did of anger lamp here. come a bunch of pharma look how far back it goes. it's a convoy and drug has been based on it from the vest of our for our violence on people who spent the entire night driving here with their tractors. got to work right away. well, i'm direct young folks. i'd sit on a tractor or digger of 24 hours straight and keep on going. we were full of adrenalin. no one could start buffalo, we knew we had to present because maybe we'd still find some one, some one similar to day to morph my ball were rescued
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here. thank goodness. back at the stables. in f stud, the water was now one and a half meters deep, but they still didn't dare to lead the horses through it. wait until it got light that was the worst time. then the water rose quickly, dever semi light is all i meant. it was so high, there was nothing left to consider when it was clear, i in mustn't believe now when it, when we decided to go went, opened all the stores. i really, everyone, all the people who were there, hot people, let horses out, you'd never laid hands on a horse before and i was guiding a horse. when a dog came flying at me, i saw it coming with him, ran in your hands in the high water, and i tried to dodge it. also. i still don't know how as a day to guys is anxious infrastructure. they managed to save the animal's lives,
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but where could they find shelter for 60 horses? ah, luckily anousch bo didn't have to look far. so kind of sites. there was no time to be cheesy. so we were quite lucky to get this place. houghton, this is a mining region and they were set to begin excavating here. otherwise it certainly wouldn't have been standing entity. but that's how we found accommodations, a fossil into to come. the flood left its mark on the horses to them either the foyer both, all right, if that they don't take much notice by and that many he used to be alone for now. he no longer want to be alone. as a socialist, they'll start to call one another to winnie. and when one horse leaves, yeah, they get much louder, and vicky men can no longer be alone in the store, which never used to be a problem when taking other horses out of the house more and more don't want to be
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on there. i mean, he does a light on his milling july 15th 2021658 a. m. at dawn, the damage to the steinbach towel dam became clearly visible. the dam was in danger of bursting. surrounding villages were evacuated. germany's federal agency for technical relief pumped water to reduce the pressure at 8 50 am, there was also a red alert in f stud highway, 61 was flooded and partly eroded by the flood waters. traffic was re routed to the b 265 luxembourg street. a big mistake. at 11 a. m a flash flood, hit the b 265. it acted like a kind of funnel. the high waters of the air gushed on to the road, covering a one kilometer stretch in minutes. the water was 14 meters deep in places and
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swallowed up more than 100 vehicles. i just got out one in reverse, run before me vegetable by the water rose within 2nd one to one and a half meters. of a man written to get away. and this done and stood on the bridge of luxembourg street unit and saw drivers lying on the roofs of their trucks and waving andy and we shorten guarding and it's not over yet to end up the r valley was a scene of devastation. there was no way of reaching the area by road. in the morning, 4 deaths were reported. more than a 1000 people were missing. that's her services. just in the meantime, i'm scored the household hold out house, susan, because one over there has really been in the way. it's a wonder we're still alive, lay my, that 50 people was still stranded on their roof tops. after
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waiting the whole night for helicopters, that never came. but in the morning the police and the german military flu, constant rescue missions in dan out to become the ones that they came down in pairs. and one son and heir lifted the 4 of us up to the vineyard on 15 minute vine back. as with his knife, we just hung from the cable that dropped us off, picked up the next ones at blue attack. and i'm free. i was just carried over by helicopter. he has been so fortunate. i started running right away in my socks as the 1st to my husband. after i looked for him and ran to him calling, you're not, you're not busy, then i cried in his arms. fine and in humbling rescue
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was searched the survivors everywhere, often risking their own lives in the process. at the same time, the police began combing the river banks for bodies, so residents wouldn't have to find their relatives or neighbors themselves. but that couldn't always be avoided. the wife loves her father that she was lying here in the corner. we covered her body and called emergency policeman said we can't keep up with the dead leash law back at the stein back. towel. damn. they were still trying to pump water. the reservoir. balsam outlet was blocked. that meant that the water couldn't be released in a controlled manner, trying to clear the blockage meant risking life and limb. ah, when the doctor. but i was asked,
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would you do it with an excavator? i was almost, i said, i'll have to think about it. let's go up and take a look. look. and standing up there, i said in our bathroom is we'll do it muffled us 18 meters below the water line. then 67 year old unblocked the outlet with his digger, knowing that the dam could burst at any time. shop is at the blish. i said it one bright can it didn't, we were lucky publicly. i was so happy that the folks who hadn't been able to or couldn't help themselves, would now be freed from then on with every passing hour, a water with drain away, producing the risk of a dam breeding just a dumb bush. in the meantime, if start was being evacuated, 15000 firefighters and emergency responders were on duty. still the situation was growing worse by the minute a dam had been holding back much of the
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water, but now it had been breached a huge gravel quarry. on the edge of town was deluged by the aft. the sides of the peat eroded and slid down, creating a giant sink hole. early in the morning, on july 16th, the rim of the gravel quarry collapsed, taking several buildings along with it. part of the riding arena also plunged into the abyss. statement that my husband got up and yelled, come look astrid, the front of that buildings gone on to the other homes. yeah. oh, gonna ha vague at the time. no one knew if there were people in those houses the next morning on the b, 265 near after that rescue workers searched for possible victims. but all the
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drivers and passengers had managed to escape miraculously, every one survived, the collapse at the gravel quarry. but 69 people perished in bud noah alone. altogether the floods claimed the lives of 184 people in rhineland glass in it and north ryan westphalia. once the flood waters receded, the big cleanup began. help came from all across germany, homes, sellers and streets were all full of sludge, that reeked of oil and human waste. thousands of people travel to the affected areas. and then it started with the
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barkeeper gates and he's really young people who were suddenly here. my heart rejoiced because every one saw and understood the problem. siblings in but at 1st it wasn't easy to reach the worksites. the few roads that hadn't been destroyed were quickly jammed with traffic until an event manager from bad noise came up with a plan. the d some stocks knocked down. the idea came to me on the saturday after the disaster funds to sort of we started calling around the 24 hours later on sunday we went down into the valley with the 1st $300.00 helpers and that number increased tenfold. and just 7 days, a week later, we drove down with 3000 to help us in one day talk with over 5. over the next few weeks, the help a shuttle idea grew into a large and well equipped camp. decide who meant us. all right, now it doesn't matter who you call, they're ready to go. that the willingness to help is incredible. about in the
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mornings, pos operators are standing here without even having been awesome with monday and they just hear about it and arrive with a huge bus saying, i'm here 'til and the had been it's, i want to help flush health and help they did in every way possible many help has also functioned as counselors. they listened when people told them how they'd lost everything. sometimes even their loved ones. subject mavita, adams, which done the minimum and again in the evenings grown men get teary eyed, is that? mm hm. i don't say i wanted to come and help get me an email that i could never have imagined. what awaited me, harris? let's disagree. fun. may we heard the stories of what happened to people that night, but this report of neighbors had been defying death for hours and then were swept away, crying for help. daniel, the lowest thing that you don't get over so quickly, de vistas of schnell is los let's in some stark was on was on the hotel of the gold
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last saturday was such an unusual day. oh i cried my eyes out because last week i had a few experiences and heard some stories. i wasn't like about a kid who has not spoken a word in 7 weeks, middle after witnessing his parents drowned for tommy syracuse arms on aunt bar. i came back in the evening and was really shattered on our so we decided to cancel our vacation and stay here for the 14 days just for help wherever we are now off or they've gone. the sense of solidarity in the tent camp kept people strong. and group activities helped keep morale high with the help feeder mentioned gov. the amazon. i had a lot of people who sacrificed their summer holidays. they'd come on the last day
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and say, sorry mark, i have to go back to work. and you think, hey, for heaven's sake, of course many thanks for coming. by 2 days later, they'd be back saying, i can't bear to be at home and i can't keep doing my normal office job knowing the folks down there in the our valley still need help. but once the debris was cleared away, the wet plaster had to be removed will feel is for the for the flood zone, many older people didn't have much use for the younger generation, diesel up an anal they suddenly experiencing. that is precisely these young people who are standing with them in the bucket brigade who work without a brain and keep home for an hour past quitting timing spots, and therefore fascinated by all these young people are doing here. so this young generation wants to do something meaningful off by the hour. at the end of may, the last group of helpers arrived at the camp. after they left, it closed down. now it was craftsmen, and specialist to services were required in
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the spring, a major initiative was launched to create $400.00 gardens for local residence asking him, in effect, vinny was less about planting flowers and people's garden insulin and doing something for their hearts and souls. yet, because basically for months, more whole people had seen was this brown sludge tom. and it just makes a huge difference when you get up in the morning and look out the window and it's green and colorful again. or if you keep seeing this brown suit of his really every weekend we looked into the eyes of people who cried for joy because there was something nice on something green and their garden against bos, boston eunice, of ga. gov. the amir. come when it brings tears to my eyes to see such young people helping out. it makes me wait by another dca of t. c. the residency. yes, there are still so much to do,
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yet they're pleased by the smallest thing of exciting to day help as a still being sought and found via an online platform. now disbanded, the camp was a great success. rebecca, i know lee's house is slated to be torn down for now she's turned it into a symbol of hopes. i asked my move to mine as dealer that they sat 1st. it was just something for my soul. suzanne. then i saw right away. how many other people it helped and from the as i right at the start, someone stopped and named me thanks for painting that i've seen so much crap here who fish. thanks for giving me hope that now with self non gibson does as a walk. us now it's known as the flute, quince, house, or flood house of art, passes by can scan a q r code and find many other painting projects here.
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ah, dear. now is also home to luca simmons vineyards. he's wineries located in altenor, and he filmed the devastation, the flood waters wrought there. ah, no, no alaska young article and i went live again. i think on instagram or facebook. i don't remember any more for labor, so crazy. gra, i went live and i wanted to say something dish, so i couldn't, and the whole time i showed the water that i'm standing in water looking away and thought your mamma, what should i do now just like and then i just posted it and setting him up where sank is and complex. i'm starting now. let's meet at 9 each morning. going to work thanks to many helping hands. vintner lucas sam on his back in business with new barrels and cold runs in his wine press hall and a new outlook on life. the fruit is off,
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the flood brought freedom too. he did not sound disrespectful, but since you have to re do things, you can make them the way you've always wanted. a luca salmon has created a little piece of paradise around his new wine press hole here. his family serves up their own vintages and tasty food to regular customers. and hike has their us of will love the r valley. i rented his day was bon appetite, holland and as the reasoning, it's quite crisp this year due to the heavy rain. hopefully the surrounding area will soon look this nice again to what should stay and what should go. mandavi's, my mentor was most angry need to think about tourism to object aside and come in bud noise. now this pedestrian bridge was up ended and washed away by the flood waters. is it worth keeping as a memorial people here are thinking about it. one comes in ish, i thought, no,
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you can't just haul it away and scrap it those who come after us and you should be able to see what's happened here. but if i see it as meanwhile, the supposed similar family returning home to bless him. plus, emma, that's always been a wish of us. no, it was unrealistic, given it was eyes. now we're thinking of having just half as many houses before the left, the tilted. now we're planning on just 35 and in the house. we can go back half on the houses to come. the gravel quarry has shut down. the sink holes are being filled with sand, but it will likely take 8 more years before the current plans are fully realized. with new stoles and a new arena. so daughter paulina can continue her writing exercises in blessone in the us valley to rebuilding will take years of the line of forced allowed us
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rush old saw in fly imagined the reconstruction would be completed in 4 years often . but that hope is fading fast. i'd say it will take 6 or 7 years from the one year after the catastrophic floods. nothing is the same as it was everywhere. here people continue to improvise and practice patience. they keep hoping that one day life he will be as good as it used to be or maybe even better. ah, we love euro. we love diversity and anything unusual. no mountain is too high and no road
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