Severe flooding has devastated Russia's Dagestan region, forcing emergency evacuations of more than 3,300 people in just 48 hours, including over 1,000 children. The catastrophic flooding has submerged at least 760 homes and completely flooded 950 properties across the region. Emergency rescue crews are conducting urgent water rescues, pulling families from submerged neighborhoods as floodwaters continue to rise. Temporary shelters have been established for displaced residents while rescue operations remain ongoing. The Dagestan flooding represents one of the most significant natural disasters to strike the Russian region in recent years, with emergency services working around the clock to ensure the safety of affected communities.
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