There is no place for indifference | 04/24/2024 | Orenburg News

Konstantin Kopylov

Residents of Orenburg and other settlements in the region united to combat the consequences of record flooding. In difficult times, Orenburg residents continue to provide each other with material and moral assistance and save animals.

The Orenspas PSO detachment also continues to work. Crews are on duty in flooded areas around the clock. Concerned local residents on boats and catamarans offer victims to transport equipment or furniture for free.

Taking care of children

Young Orenburg residents who are in temporary accommodation centers due to the flood are not bored. Every morning they start with exercises, walk in the fresh air, and volunteers conduct games with the children.

In addition, from Monday, April 15, an educational process has been organized for children in temporary temporary detention centers. Told about this Director of the Orenburg Lyceum No. 9, Head of the TAP at the Lyceum Olga Gulyaevskaya .

– At the moment there are 44 people at our point, 14 of whom are children. A special playroom has been created for the children, where they spend their leisure time. Thanks to the volunteers and caring residents who provided the children with colored pencils, paints, sketchbooks, and various games. Starting Monday, classes with teachers will be organized for children of all ages – from elementary to high school students. The educational process for schoolchildren must continue, said Olga Gulyaevskaya.

“Doctors of Orenburg – doctors of Orsk”

At the Orenburg Regional Hospital named after. IN AND. Voinov organized a collection point for humanitarian aid for medical workers in the city of Orsk.

The staff and administration of the hospital organized a collection point for humanitarian aid for medical workers in the city of Orsk affected by the flood. The initiative of doctors from the largest hospital in the Orenburg region has grown into a large-scale project in which the whole country is now participating. Medical workers of Orenburg, the Orenburg region and Russia are actively involved in collecting bottled water, medicines, clothing and food for all medical specialists in the region who are left homeless.

– I thank everyone who joined the project of the regional hospital named after. IN AND. Voinova! Together, we did not leave our employees alone in the misfortune. Now a huge number of people are rushing to help doctors and medical organizations in the Orenburg region! Today we were joined by the health care team of the Penza region. I thank the Minister of Health Vyacheslav Kosmachev and his team for helping the doctors of the Orenburg region,” noted Vice Governor – Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Orenburg Region for Social Policy – Minister of Health of the Orenburg Region Tatyana Savinova .

They come to the rescue

Police officer Andrei Gusak and a friend went on their airboat to SNT “Dubki” to pick up his friend’s grandmother from one of the dachas. At this time, a volunteer girl contacted them, saying that in some houses there were still people who needed help. The men went to help their fellow countrymen. As a result, they saved a woman, a man, an elderly couple and their pets.

Orenburg police evacuated a 93-year-old grandmother from a flooded high-rise building. This happened on Permskaya Street in the Zarechny microdistrict. Policemen Ruslan Aliyev and Rifat Temirgaliev were on duty. While on patrol, law enforcement officers received information that on the second floor of an apartment building on Permskaya Street there was a 93-year-old grandmother who was not feeling well and could not move independently. The employees swam to the house in a motor boat. Most of it has already been evacuated. The police entered the apartment through the window. And together with the son of an elderly woman, they lowered her from the second floor of the house. The pensioner was handed over to emergency doctors.

Animal Rescue

In the Orenburg region, Rosselkhoznadzor specialists carried out an operation to rescue more than 100 rabbits that found themselves in the flood zone. Animals were under threat due to the rapidly rising water level in the village. January 9, Krasnouralsk village council. The owner of the rabbits turned to specialists for help when it became clear that water could flood the rabbitry. Thanks to the prompt actions of Rosselkhoznadzor, all the animals were evacuated to a safe place and now their lives are not in danger. For anyone who needs help or advice, there is a 24-hour hotline of the Rosselkhoznadzor Office for the Orenburg Region. Contact numbers: 8 (3532) 75-59-75, 8-929-284-26-16.

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