miércoles, abril 20, 2011

#Canada - Prairies flood fears see no relief

City of Regina workers pile onto a dyke along the south side of Wascana Creek in Regina on Monday.  
City of Regina workers pile onto a dyke along the south side of Wascana Creek in Regina on Monday. (Roy Antal/Canadian Press)

More than 1,000 people in Manitoba and Saskatchewan have been forced from their homes as flood waters continue to rise, with concerns that the Assiniboine and Red rivers could crest at the same time in Winnipeg.
Both are expected to crest in late April to early May, CBC meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe said.
The number of evacuees has risen to nearly 800 in Manitoba, with almost 600 provincial and municipal roads affected by flooding and 32 municipalities under states of emergency. Most of the evacuees are from First Nations in central Manitoba.

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