Over 60 homes flooded by mudflow in Kyrgyzstan's Uzgen district

A powerful mudflow triggered by heavy rains has inundated over 60 homes in the Uzgen district of Kyrgyzstan's Osh region. The deluge occurred after significant rainfall, leading to widespread flooding in several populated areas.

The mudflows impacted the territories of the Karaol, Bash-Dobo, and Tort-Kol village administrations, as well as the town of Uzgen. Water surged into the basements of 57 residential buildings and flooded the yards of more than 40 other properties. Emergency services were immediately deployed to the affected areas.

Rescue teams and specialized equipment are currently engaged in emergency restoration work. Their efforts focus on clearing the affected territories of mud and debris deposited by the mudflows. Dozens of rescuers are involved in the operation, working to mitigate the damage and restore normalcy.

Information regarding any casualties has not been reported. The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kyrgyzstan is coordinating the response, prioritizing the cleanup and ensuring the safety of the residents in the flooded areas.