Flash flood risk management: Citizen information on flood prevention in Kirchweidach

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Find out everything about flash flood risk management in Kirchweidach and the results of the citizens' meeting on October 23, 2024.

Erfahren Sie alles über das Sturzflut-Risikomanagement in Kirchweidach und die Ergebnisse der Bürgerversammlung vom 23.10.2024.
Find out everything about flash flood risk management in Kirchweidach and the results of the citizens' meeting on October 23, 2024.

Flash flood risk management: Citizen information on flood prevention in Kirchweidach

The citizens' meeting on October 23, 2024 in Kirchweidach will provide information about flash flood risk management. The event offers citizens important insights into risk reduction measures in the event of heavy rain. Aquasoli's presentation shows various aspects of the special program Flash Flood Risk Management (SFRM).

Contents of the presentation

The presentation covers several topics. First, an overview of the special flash flood risk management program is given. This is followed by the creation of a drainage model. The results of the precipitation simulation in the actual state are also presented. Another important point is the development of behavioral prevention measures.

Citizens learn how they can protect themselves from heavy rain. Information about the warning and structural measures are also part of the presentation. The heavy rain warning weather APP from the German Weather Service is presented as a helpful tool.

Precautionary measures

The presentation offers numerous tips for precautionary measures. Before a flood, citizens, businesses, planners and homeowners should inform themselves. It is recommended to store important documents in a flood-proof manner. Natural hazard insurance is also addressed.

During flooding, it is important to avoid danger areas. Instructions from authorities and emergency services should be followed. “Under no circumstances should you enter rooms where there is already water,” they warn urgently. After a flood, the dangers should be checked and damage documented.

Citizens receive valuable information to better prepare themselves and their surroundings for heavy rain events.