Translated with AI
A mudflow that hit the villages of Barrushon and Dekhrushon in the Rushan district damaged 40 residential buildings, ten of which were completely destroyed. There were no casualties, according to the executive body of the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region.
The natural disaster occurred on July 20. The mudflow was caused by a sharp rise in air temperatures and intense melting of glaciers.
Following the instructions of Tajik President Emomali Rahmon, a permanent regional headquarters has been established in the administrative center of the Rushan district, operating 24/7. It is headed by GBAO Chairman Sharifkhon Safarzoda. The headquarters is coordinating disaster relief efforts and providing assistance to victims.
Residents affected by the mudflow were relocated to safer locations and provided with food and essential supplies.
At the same time, construction materials are being delivered to the area to begin restoring damaged housing as quickly as possible.
According to the regional commission, ten residential buildings in the village of Barrushon were completely destroyed, six were partially damaged, and another 14 houses suffered minor damage. In the village of Dekhrushon, four residential buildings were partially damaged, and another six suffered minor damage.
Currently, specialists continue to assess the damage caused, clear mudflow channels, and carry out work to restore roads and other infrastructure.
