99K flood victims in Chechnya and Dagestan get aid
Approximately 100,000 residents of Dagestan and Chechna affected by the storm received payments.
Consensus
- Over 99,000 people in Chechnya and Dagestan received financial assistance after flooding.
- Total financial aid amounted to more than 3.8 billion rubles.
- The number of applications under processing decreased by 24 in Dagestan and 189 in Chechnya over the past week.
- Construction of seven temporary school buildings using prefabricated materials is underway, with completion scheduled by August 30.
- Some schools requiring major reconstruction will be rebuilt later, and students will attend classes in nearby settlements until then.
- Work on restoring medical facilities, including emergency care stations and health posts, is ongoing.
- Postal services in the village of Adilotar (Dagestan) are being restored according to schedule.
- Four social infrastructure projects are being funded by the Ministry of Labor, with completion expected by the end of the year.
- Six cultural heritage sites in Chechnya and two in Dagestan have received full funding for restoration.
- The Ministry of Emergency Situations warned of continued risks from heavy rains, storms, and potential flash floods in mountainous areas.
- The flooding was caused by heavy rains on March 28 and April 4–5, leading to a federal-level emergency situation.
Points of divergence
- The head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Alexander Kurankov, emphasized the importance of not delaying preparations for September 1. — vesti
- The Ministry of Health reported the construction of emergency medical stations in Chechnya and medical facilities and midwife stations in Dagestan. — interfax
- The Ministry of Digital Development reported the restoration of a post office in Adilotar, Dagestan, is proceeding as planned. — interfax
- The Ministry of Labor confirmed funding for four social infrastructure projects, to be completed by year-end. — interfax
- The Ministry of Culture confirmed full funding for restoration of six sites in Chechnya and two in Daguestan. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- In Chechnya and Dagestan, nearly 100 thousand people affected by flood received assistance — Вести
- About 100 thousand residents of Dagestan and Chechnya affected by the storm received payments — Интерфакс