Guide Arashadateltlavi risk the collapse of the Mosul Dam

[ltr]Guide Arashadateltlavi risk the collapse of the Mosul Dam[/ltr]

 Since 02.28.2016 at 11:36 (Baghdad time)
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[ltr]While stressing once again that the likelihood Anhbacrd Mosul is very weak, especially with the continued work of the technical and engineering maintenance, however, near direct global company that will implement the project rehabilitation and maintenance of the dam, and that the potential risks of weakness linked to several factors, including the level of water in the dam to the moment of collapse, and the level of high areas through which the Tigris River.[/ltr]
[ltr]• The risks that note it in this guide assume the high water level in the dam to 319 meters, which is unlikely, since the high water in the Mosul Dam is currently 307 meters, which reduces risks that include it in this guide substantially, especially for Baghdad.[/ltr]
[ltr]• could reach the depth of water in the Tigris River to more than 15 meters in some areas of Mosul between one hour to four hours from the collapse of the dam, a narrow time calls for taking urgent and resolute measures in this city.[/ltr]
[ltr]• The expected duration of the flood wave to reach Tikrit shall be from one day to two days, and Baghdad between three to four days, where the water will rise in the course of the river to ten meters.[/ltr]
[ltr]• and be residents of areas adjacent to the course of the Tigris River to avoid the risk of the rush of flood water to their areas. In Baghdad, for example, if the water level in the dam to a maximum of Mosul, may affect negatively on the situation of large numbers of the population, and forcing them to flee from their areas to avoid exposure to the risks of the buildings, and ward off disease. At the current level of the water, the damage will be much lower.[/ltr]
[ltr]• The basic infrastructure will be affected significantly, hampering basic services such as electrical services. As agricultural land will be affected widely, it requires efforts of rescue equipment and machines of various projects as much as possible.[/ltr]
[ltr]• The best way to safety is to move to higher areas, and therefore the inhabitants of the extended areas with the river away from him for a distance of six kilometers towards the highlands. Noting that the risks in the areas adjacent to the river or its branches higher than the risk of flooding in other areas.[/ltr]
[ltr]• Residents can Mosul avoid flooding if it occurs by moving at least six kilometers from the course of the river and its tributaries to avoid and stay away for a minimum distance of five kilometers for residents of Tikrit.[/ltr]
[ltr]• require residents of the territories between Tikrit and Samarra to stay away for a distance of about six and a half kilometers from the river.[/ltr]
[ltr]• In Samarra residents in areas west of the river it needs to stay away a distance of 6.5 kilometers, either dwell to the east of the river they will have to move away beyond that distance because of the low level of land to avoid what has caused flooding irrigation channels.[/ltr]
[ltr]In light of the above government agencies will take the necessary actions under the specific responsibilities to secure the following aspects:[/ltr]
[ltr]1. Early reporting, especially in Mosul and areas that followed, respectively.[/ltr]
[ltr]2. create requirements and requirements of housing the displaced.[/ltr]
[ltr]3. secure the humanitarian aspects.[/ltr]
[ltr]4. harness the media and communications to raise awareness and guidance.[/ltr]


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