This is where we will be next week.Romanian authorities said severe flooding was wreaking havoc across much of the country after rain-swollen rivers burst their banks and killed 22 people this week, destroying crops, bridges and hundreds of homes.
Despite protection dams, more than 2,000 people were evacuated from the eastern village of Saucesti on Friday after the River Siret broke through and inundated a hundred local homes.
In the eastern province of Galati, the Danube River passed record water levels previously attained in 2006.
Visiting one affected region on Friday, Romanian president Traian Basescu assured flood victims that they would be provided with building materials for new homes.
But northern and central parts or Romania will remain on code yellow alert for rain until Monday morning, as the possibility of further flooding continues.
Twenty-two people have died as a result of flooding in the past week.
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Despite protection dams, more than 2,000 people were evacuated from the eastern village of Saucesti on Friday after the River Siret broke through and inundated a hundred local homes.
In the eastern province of Galati, the Danube River passed record water levels previously attained in 2006.
Visiting one affected region on Friday, Romanian president Traian Basescu assured flood victims that they would be provided with building materials for new homes.
But northern and central parts or Romania will remain on code yellow alert for rain until Monday morning, as the possibility of further flooding continues.
Twenty-two people have died as a result of flooding in the past week.
See more and video here.
