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Portugal Flooded: 3,000 Evacuated Amid Dam Risk

11 Feb

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Summary

  • Around 3,000 residents were evacuated from Coimbra as a precaution.
  • Levees are at risk of bursting, threatening the city with further flooding.
  • An 'atmospheric river' brought new, heavy rainfall to northern Portugal.
Portugal Flooded: 3,000 Evacuated Amid Dam Risk

Heavy rains continue to inundate rural areas in northern Portugal, placing levees around the historic city of Coimbra under significant threat. Approximately 3,000 residents were ordered to evacuate on Tuesday as a precautionary measure against the River Mondego breaching its banks. The situation is expected to worsen, with officials warning of potential overflow from the Aguieira dam, which could compromise levees and cause further flooding.

This latest round of severe weather follows a series of deadly storms that have battered central and southern Portugal since late January. These earlier events resulted in at least 15 fatalities, widespread power outages, and damage to homes. The current downpours are intensified by an "atmospheric river," a weather system carrying substantial moisture from the tropics, predominantly impacting the northern regions.

In a separate incident, a section of Coimbra's ancient city wall collapsed, leading to road closures and the shutdown of the municipal market. The Prime Minister is expected to visit Coimbra to assess the emergency response. Meanwhile, in central Portugal, landslides prompted evacuations in Porto Brandao and Caparica, near Lisbon. The Interior Minister's resignation amid criticism of the response to a previous storm highlights the challenges authorities face.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Approximately 3,000 residents were evacuated from Coimbra as a precaution due to the risk of the River Mondego breaching its banks and potential overflow from the Aguieira dam.
The new downpours are attributed to an atmospheric river, a weather phenomenon carrying massive amounts of moisture from the tropics.
Recent storms have caused widespread flooding, blown roofs off houses, left hundreds of thousands without electricity, and resulted in at least 15 fatalities.

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