Poland: Residents Of Wrocław Form Lines To Build Sandbag Wall

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Poland: Residents Of Wrocław Form Lines To Build Sandbag Wall

Storm Boris pummeled Central and Eastern Europe, causing massive flooding. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared a state of natural disaster in flooded areas. Tens of thousands of people were called for evacuation in the southwestern region, including Nysa. This video shows residents of Wrocław forming lines to build a sandbag wall.

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  • Poland Video Recording Date/Time: September 16, Silesia, 2024, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Wrocław

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