MIL ASI Translation. Region: Polish/Europe –
Fuente: Gobierno de Polonia en poleco.
In Wrocław, where the water level dropped below the alarm level for the first time in many days, another meeting of the crisis team with the participation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk was held. The condition of the embankments, which must withstand the pressure of the water, still requires special attention from the services. Clean-up work and preparations for reconstruction are underway in the flooded areas. The government asks local authorities and services to quickly and precisely report their needs. Words of support and appreciation for the military’s actions from foreign partners have also reached Poland. Good news for Wrocław The morning crisis team with the participation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk was held again in Wrocław, where yesterday evening the water level was recorded below the alarm level. “It’s good that we can start the day with this information. I guess we can really say that the flood did not affect Wrocław,” the head of government shared the good news. The Prime Minister noted that this does not mean the end of the services’ efforts. For example, the embankments, which must withstand the pressure of high water levels, still require increased control. The state will not leave anyone without help. Clean-up work is still underway in the flooded areas, including: drying or waste removal. “I want to assure you that this is our number one goal right now, to effectively deliver aid in the coming days, weeks, and if necessary – months. Through people, equipment and money – wherever the flood has taken its toll.” – declared Donald Tusk. It is important that local authorities and services efficiently and precisely report their needs, so that the government can respond quickly. The situation is slowly calming down, but the state authorities remain directly involved in the activities in the areas affected by the flood. “I really want people to see that we are constantly focused and mobilized, that we still remember Głuchołazy, Lądek-Zdrój, Stronie Śląskie…” – emphasized the head of government. The Prime Minister announced that the work of the crisis team will definitely continue. Soldiers remain on site – as part of the military operation Feniks. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz declared that the military field hospital in Nysa will also operate as long as needed. The world supports us and notices the heroic fight against the elements. Words of support are still reaching Poland from abroad. “Yesterday late in the evening, the Secretary General of NATO called me and asked me to convey words of solidarity and admiration for the armed forces in Poland,” said Donald Tusk. There are also proposals for joint actions to prepare Europe for similar crises in the future. “The Prime Minister of France also conveyed expressions of solidarity and support to me last night. France would like to present new initiatives together with Poland so that the European Union is better prepared from the organizational and financial side in such situations requiring the protection of civilians,” the Prime Minister conveyed the French position. These are just two of the many examples of international solidarity that we are now feeling in a special way.
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