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Minimal danger expected from new floods
Zrenjanin,
6 May 2005
Serbian and Romanian authorities agreed to close cuts on the Tamis dykes in order to prevent possible new floods.
The Vojvodina Vode public company’s manager in charge of flood prevention Mirko Galonja told Beta news agency that efforts are being taken relating to the flood prevention strategy.
He said that there is no immediate danger from losing control in the crisis areas and that there is minimal danger from new floods.
He said that there is no immediate danger from losing control in the crisis areas and that there is minimal danger from new floods.
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