Three children drown as Euphrates rises in Syria
The water levels of the Euphrates River in Syria have risen to unprecedented levels in about 40 years, leading to the drowning of three children, the evacuation of two villages, and the closure of several bridges and water stations in Deir ez-Zor Province. The increased water flows from the Turkish side and the opening of the Euphrates Dam have worsened the situation, while authorities continue to remain on full alert to prevent disasters caused by the rising waters.
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