draining of water over the overflow and slope of the Sance dam

draining of water over the overflow and slope of the Sance dam

Draining of water over the overflow and slope of the Sance dam on October 6, 2020, in Stare Hamry, Frydek-Mistek region, Czech Republic. Water managers used the hydrological situation to control the transfer of water through the overflow of the dam, the weather is rich in rain. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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