The Genoese low Boris brought heavy rains to Poland, which caused a lot of damage. The situation is very difficult in the Kłodzko district, where water has already flooded m.in. the market square in Lądek-Zdrój. The strong current damaged many houses. On Sunday (September 15), a dam burst in Stronie Śląskie, located above Lądek-Zdrój. Some residents of the flooded towns had to be evacuated. Many people lost all their belongings. Radomir Witwho is a journalist for TVN24, decided to show on social media what his family home looks like. – I believe that Lądek will recover after all this and will once again be this wonderful town, attracting tourists (…), but the people who live here have lost all their property and we must remember that they really need help to cope with all this, with this scale of the tragedy. Because what I have seems like a trifle compared to what they are dealing with. For me, it is a home, the kind I used to drop by, not the kind I live in every day, we will manage. We need to give a lot of support to those who are now left with nothing – the journalist appealed to the observers.
Radomir Wit showed what Lądek-Zdrój looks like after the flood. “The water swept everything away”
Radomir Wit posted a shocking report on InstaStories, which shows what Lądek-Zdrój looks like after fighting the effects of the devastating element“Lądek-Zdrój has always been in my life. It's my mother's hometown. We've been coming here for as long as I can remember. There is only so much left of the house that belonged to our family that you can see. The terrifying power of water. She threw everything away. Literally” – began the TVN24 journalist. You can see the apartment or furniture ruined by the flood.
The scale of the drama of the residents of Lądek is enormous. A lot of people were left literally without anything. Their homes are gone.
“They are waiting for support and help. The destructive power of the water in recent days is illustrated by the view of one of the viaducts. Or rather, what is left of it,” added the journalist and showed what his hometown and the destroyed viaduct look like. The shots are depressing. Lądek-Zdrój was covered in huge amounts of mud, gravel and elements carried away by the water.
Lądek-Zdrój after the passage of great flood. TVN24 journalist showed losses
In the next report Wit showed what the destruction of his family home looks like. As he emphasized, this is not the house he lived in every day and appealed to observers with a request for support for those residents who lost their life's work. “The water reached this high in our house. But in many cases, apartments or buildings were completely flooded on the ground and lowest floors,” wrote Radomir. The frame shows that the water reached halfway up the wall. Presenter passed on information about the collection of donations for flood victims, which was also shared by the mayor of Lądek-Zdrój.