A high-alert mode was introduced in the Tyumen region due to flooding

In the Tyumen region, a high-alert regime has begun to operate in connection with the flood. This is reported by the news agency " <url>" with reference to the information center of the government of the region.

The decree on the introduction of the regime was signed by Governor Alexander Moore. It will operate for the governing bodies and forces of the territorial subsystem of the unified state emergency prevention and response system.

Vikulovsky, Ishim, Abatsky and Kazansky districts, as well as the Ishim city district, may be affected by flooding.

According to forecasts, the water level in the rivers may exceed the norm in the period from April 15 to April 20. Flooding on the Ishim River will be on the verge of record levels due to high water reserves in the soils and reservoirs of Kazakhstan. No significant flooding is expected on the Tobol, Tura, and Tavda rivers.

At the end of last week, an increase in the water level in rivers was registered in the Kurgan region. On Tobol, the water rose by 6 cm.