Cleaning up the damage
By the second day, we had already moved on to stage two, the removal of damage. As the water level receded, in some of the flooded localities, it was products for cleaning, removing mud and debris that became the most necessary. That’s why we supplied debris bags, water canisters, brushes and cloths, as well as shovels, buckets, large garbage bags or surface disinfectants. Any personal protective equipment, such as wellingtons, work gloves or waders, proved to be very important.
At that point, we also launched our teams of mobile assistants to provide psychological first aid – due to difficult and stressful experiences, many people also need this form of support. Such teams reached and are still reaching the flood-affected villages directly.
Currently, the cleanup and drying of flooded buildings is still underway. We are donating dehumidifiers, ozonators and heaters. We are preparing deliveries of household appliances (washing machines, refrigerators and microwaves) and fuel. We have also delivered one water purification station to Klodzko at the request of Klodzko Waterworks, and have already ordered another such machine for Nysa.