Euphrates Floods Deir ez-Zor Streets
Al-Deir ez-Zor in Syria has witnessed an unprecedented rise in the water level of the Euphrates River due to Turkey opening the gates of Atatürk Dam at a flow rate of nearly 2,000 cubic meters per second. This has caused widespread flooding, resulting in the deaths of some residents and submerging city streets. The infrastructure has been affected, with military bridges and temporary roads collapsing, and boat and ferry movements coming to a halt. Meanwhile, authorities have confirmed that the main dams remain safe, and the Syrian Ministry of Energy has opened three gates at Euphrates Dam to ensure the safety of the facilities.
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