As Paralel.az reports with reference to dha.com.tr, about 18,000 people were displaced by flooding in British Columbia, Canada. The British Columbia government has declared a state of emergency (OHAL) following flooding that damaged thousands of homes.
In a statement, the British Columbia administration said: “17,775 people were evacuated due to the flood. State, federal and local governments are working to ensure that people and communities receive the help they need in the event of a disaster. ”
In a statement, the British Columbia administration's official website said the state of emergency would last 14 days and would be extended if necessary. It was stated that the decision was made to facilitate a coordinated response to protect flood victims and meet their needs.

Akif Nasirli