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16.09.2024

The day the flood swallowed cities

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Poland for 16.09.2024.

It displays 270 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

16.09.2024The day the flood swallowed cities
Poland faced severe flooding, with Kłodzko and Nysa experiencing critical situations. Water levels in Kłodzko reached nearly 8 meters, breaking measurement devices. Nysa's center was submerged, prompting urgent evacuations. The government declared a state of natural disaster in affected areas of Lower Silesia, Opole, and Silesia provinces. Prime Minister Tusk announced 1 billion złoty in aid for flood victims. The Racibórz Dolny reservoir filled rapidly, while a dam breach in the Czech Republic threatened southern Polish regions. Wrocław prepared for potential flooding, implementing emergency measures. Reports of looting emerged in flood-stricken areas. The opposition criticized the government's response, claiming delayed action. Throughout the day, rescue operations continued, with military assistance deployed to affected regions.
16.09.2024
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Tragiczne skutki niżu Boris w Polsce. Zerwany most w Głuchołazach, przebita zapora w Stroniu Śląskim, co najmniej dwie osoby utonęły – to bilans ogromnych opadów i wezbranych rzek, dopływów Odry, które od piątku pustoszą Czechy, Słowację, Austrię i Polskę.
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23:02Southern Poland Submerged: Flood Crisis Intensifies

Polish newspapers report extensively on the worsening flood crisis in southern Poland. The death toll has risen to four (Super Express, Wyborcza), with ongoing evacuations, including a hospital in Nysa (Onet, Super Express). Wrocław is now at risk, with authorities preparing for rising water levels (Radio ZET, TVN24). The situation remains critical, with some areas cut off (Interia, Polsat News).
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04:43Flood Crisis Deepens: Wrocław Braces for Impact

Polish newspapers continue extensive coverage of the escalating flood crisis. Wrocław has declared a flood alert (Do Rzeczy, Polsat News), while other cities are already submerged (Onet, TVN24). The situation remains critical, with water levels surpassing those of the 1997 flood (Rzeczpospolita). International aid is arriving from Ukraine, Germany, and the Czech Republic (Super Express).
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05:43Southern Poland Submerged: Flood Crisis Intensifies

Polish newspapers extensively report on the worsening flood crisis in southern Poland. Water levels have surpassed those of the 1997 flood in some areas (Rzeczpospolita, Polityka). Wrocław has declared a flood alert (Do Rzeczy, wPolityce), while other cities are already submerged (Onet, TVN24). The situation remains critical, with ongoing evacuations and reports of fatalities (Super Express, Polsat News).
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06:22Southern Poland Submerged: Flood Crisis Intensifies

Polish newspapers extensively report on the worsening flood crisis in southern Poland. Water levels have surpassed those of the 1997 flood in some areas (Rzeczpospolita, Polityka, Do Rzeczy). The situation remains critical, with ongoing evacuations and reports of fatalities (Super Express, Polsat News). The government is considering declaring a state of natural disaster (Wyborcza).
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07:22Southern Poland Submerged: Flood Crisis Intensifies

The newspapers report on the escalating flood crisis in southern Poland. Water levels have surpassed those of the 1997 flood in some areas (Rzeczpospolita, Polityka, Do Rzeczy). The situation remains critical, with ongoing evacuations and reports of fatalities (Super Express, Onet). Opole has issued a flood alert (Radio ZET, TVN24), and the government is considering declaring a state of natural disaster (wPolityce, Wyborcza).
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08:22Southern Poland Submerged: Flood Crisis Intensifies

The newspapers report extensively on the ongoing flood crisis in southern Poland. Water levels have surpassed those of the 1997 flood in some areas (Rzeczpospolita, Polityka). The situation remains critical, with evacuations, fatalities, and infrastructure damage (Super Express, Onet, Radio ZET). PKP Intercity has canceled numerous trains (wPolityce). IMGW experts warn of more flooding (Do Rzeczy, Polsat News).
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09:22Poland Submerged: Flood Crisis Intensifies

The newspapers report extensively on the worsening flood crisis in southern Poland. Water levels have surpassed those of the 1997 flood in some areas (Rzeczpospolita, Polityka, Do Rzeczy). A special parliamentary session has been called to address the situation (300polityka, Polsat News). The government is considering various forms of aid, including low-interest loans (Niezależna). Wrocław is preparing for the worst, with potential evacuation plans (Radio ZET, Rzeczpospolita).
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10:01Poland Declares State of Natural Disaster Amid Severe Floods

The newspapers report extensively on the government's decision to declare a state of natural disaster due to severe flooding in southern Poland (Do Rzeczy, Polsat News, Radio ZET, Rzeczpospolita). The situation remains critical, with ongoing evacuations, including a pregnant woman (Super Express). Some politicians criticize the government's response (wPolityce, Niezależna). The flood has caused significant damage and disruption to infrastructure and daily life.
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11:01State of Natural Disaster Declared Amid Severe Flooding

The newspapers report extensively on the government's decision to declare a state of natural disaster due to severe flooding in southern Poland (Do Rzeczy, Polsat News, Radio ZET, Rzeczpospolita, 300polityka). The situation remains critical, with ongoing evacuations (Onet, Radio ZET) and increased flood reserves (Niezależna). Some sources criticize the government's response and competence in managing the crisis (wPolityce, Niezależna).
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12:02Poland Declares State of Disaster Amid Severe Floods

The newspapers report extensively on the severe flooding crisis in southern Poland. The government has declared a state of natural disaster (Do Rzeczy, Polsat News, Radio ZET, Rzeczpospolita, 300polityka). Evacuations are ongoing, including dramatic situations like a pregnant woman being evacuated (Super Express, Onet, Radio ZET). The government has allocated a billion zlotys for flood relief (Rzeczpospolita). Some sources criticize the government's response to the crisis (wPolityce, Niezależna).
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13:22Poland Declares State of Natural Disaster Amid Flood Crisis

The newspapers extensively report on the worsening flood crisis in southern Poland. The government has declared a state of natural disaster in parts of Dolnośląskie, Opolskie, and Śląskie regions (wPolityce, Polsat News). Urgent evacuations are underway as water levels rise (Interia, Onet, Wirtualna Polska). PiS is pushing for an extraordinary parliamentary session to strengthen flood relief (Niezależna), while PM Tusk sees no immediate need for it (300polityka).
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15:01Flood Crisis Deepens: Dam Breach and Urgent Evacuations

The newspapers report on the escalating flood crisis in southern Poland. Urgent evacuations are underway in Nysa (Onet, Polsat News). A dam breach in the Czech Republic raises concerns for Poland (TVN24). The government faces criticism for its response (Niezależna, wPolityce). Some sources discuss the role of environmental factors in the flooding (Wyborcza, Do Rzeczy).
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16:01Nysa Evacuated as Floods Engulf Southern Poland

The newspapers report extensively on the escalating flood crisis in southern Poland. Urgent evacuations are underway in Nysa, with sirens sounding and traffic jams forming (Onet, Polsat News, TVN24). The government has declared a state of natural disaster in affected regions (Polityka). PiS is pushing for an extraordinary parliamentary session to increase flood relief (wPolityce), while President Duda is redirecting funds to aid flood victims (Niezależna).
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17:43Nysa Evacuates as Floods Intensify

The newspapers report on the escalating flood crisis in southern Poland. Nysa faces urgent evacuation due to a breached flood wall (Onet, Interia, TVN24). The situation worsens as a dam in Czech Ostrava breaks, potentially affecting Polish regions (Rzeczpospolita, TVN24). Reports emerge of looting in flood-affected areas (Wprost). The government's response and aid efforts are discussed (Do Rzeczy, Polityka).
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18:44Nysa Evacuates as Floods Ravage Southern Poland

The newspapers continue to report on the severe flooding crisis in southern Poland. Nysa faces urgent evacuation as flood walls are breached (Onet, Interia, TVN24, Polsat News). Reports emerge of looting in flood-affected areas (Wprost, wPolsce24). The government's response and aid efforts are discussed, with some sources criticizing the handling of the crisis (Do Rzeczy, Polityka, wPolityce).
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20:22Looting Amidst the Deluge: Army Steps In

The newspapers report extensively on the ongoing flood crisis in southern Poland. Nysa faces urgent evacuation as flood walls are breached (Onet, Polsat News, TVN24). The government announces financial aid for flood victims, offering immediate compensation and funds for rebuilding (Gazeta Prawna, Super Express, Wprost). Reports of looting in flood-affected areas emerge, prompting military assistance to police (Do Rzeczy, Niezależna, Radio ZET).
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22:01Nysa's Battle Against the Flood

The newspapers report on the ongoing flood crisis in Nysa, with residents and emergency services battling to reinforce a damaged flood wall (Onet, Radio ZET, TVN24). The situation remains critical, with evacuation efforts underway (Super Express). The government has announced financial aid for flood victims, detailing application procedures (Niezależna, Gazeta Prawna). Meanwhile, political tensions persist, with opposition criticizing the government's crisis management (wPolityce).
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