At the request of the national defence minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, the commander-general of the types of armed forces established the Military Task Force in Nisk in Podkarpacie. At the site of the 18th Bomb Squad, equipment was collected to prevent and combat floods. The military is only waiting for a signal from the voivodes to decision in.
“Our military units are full prepared to supply assistance,” said national defence minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on platform X, ensuring the readiness of the Polish Army to support residents of threatened regions. On Sunday, July 6th, the head of the MON decided to set up a Military Task Force in Nisk to work closely with civilian services, including the fire brigade and crisis management staff. In the barracks 18th Bomb Squadron The equipment essential to combat possible flooding and flooding has already been collected. If necessary, WZZ will aid to evacuate people from flooded areas. Bombers will besides safe flood sites, building fortifications and flood banks. After the precipitation has stopped, the civilian population will be helped to drain the water from flooded houses and farm spaces or to annoy access roads. They will besides be active in removing another water damage.
"In the light of warnings against storms, heats and rains, soldiers of territorial defence troops have been put on alert to support emergency actions", says the next entry of the head of the MON Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish on the X site. “The weather situation may require an immediate reaction – we are prepared to act where necessary”, added the Deputy Prime Minister.
For now, territorial defence troops stay in the highest state of readiness in 8 provinces: Małopolska, Silesia, Podkarpackie, Świętokrzyskie, Łódź, Mazowieckie, Opole and Lublin. The soldiers were given six hours to become the parent units. If requested by military authorities, they will join civilian services and support them in the fight against floods or in immediate rescue operations.
" Than the Genueński present over confederate Poland on the night of 8th to 9th July can bring intense rainfall and local flooding. The worst situation can happen in the districts: Dzierżoniowski, Kłodzki and sękowice (Dolnośląskie)”, reads the Allergy of the Government safety Centre. As always in specified situations, RCB recommends listening to emergency messages, moving valuable items to higher floors, taking care of a charged phone, moving vehicles and securing buildings. In total, an alert with a informing about dense rainfall and possible flooding and floods was sent to residents of 10 voivodships. On 8 July afternoon, IMGW's warnings against dense rain began to apply.
