Rescue Works In The Flooded Homes Of People ffAected By The Destruction Of The Nova Kakhovka

A member of the emergency unit is working in the basement of a flooded building in Kherson City, Ukraine, pumping the water out and cleaning the entrance of mud left by the recession of the waters after the Dnipro River flood caused by the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka Dam upstream the river. The walls are visibly marked with the line of the previous water level. (Photo by Celestino Arce/NurPhoto)

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