Red weather alert, the Region on its knees, several displaced and two missing, the worst is feared: what is happening

More bad weather in Emilia Romagna: the situation is serious

The situation is increasingly dramatic in Emilia-Romagna, place where a red weather alert was promptly declared due to bad weather. Several rivers have flooded and many people have been displaced. Great concern for two missing people in Bagnacavallo.

Here are the latest updates.

Emilia Romagna under the threat of bad weather: red weather alert

The Italian region most affected by the bad weather is certainly Emilia Romagna which, apparently, seems to be the cyclone’s favorite destination Boris. Incessant rains, thunderstorms, but also cloudbursts, wind and floods are hitting this beautiful region of the Italian peninsula.

In a few days the water levels fall have exceeded what usually happens in the space of a whole month and some places seem to have felt the blow more. Among these Bagnacavallo in the province of Ravenna, Modigliana located in the territory of Forlì-Cesena and also Castel Bolognese.

Many rivers and streams have flooded, including, for example, the Savenawhich has risen exponentially and the Tramazzowhose flood is really scary. Precisely for this reason many provinces have decided to keep the schools and allow different workers to carry out their tasks in smart working.

Dozens of people displaced: fears for the fate of the two missing

In some locations the bad weather is making itself felt particularly, such as in Bagnacavallowhere unfortunately two people are still missing. Most likely these people were missing due to the collapse of a roof, but at the moment there is no information about them. Obviously we cannot speak better of the other municipalities in the region, as there are really so many people who due to the bad weather are displaced.

The inconveniences are also being felt with regards to the transport and circulation of public transport like trains and buses. In some circumstances the floods were so violent that isolate country homes, creating great dismay in all those who have chosen to live in these places.

Needless to say, once again, the Civil Protection has decided to declare a state of red alert. The situation is therefore very critical, which is why we invite you to be extremely cautious and to leave your home only when there is a real need to do so.