Mulentshütte: Third memory after flood disaster brings out concern and criticism

Mulentshütte: Third memory after flood disaster brings out concern and criticism

The residents of Mulentshütte require a faster implementation of measures to protect flood protection, since the concerns about renewed floods are growing. After the third commemoration of the flood disaster, thanks and cohesion move to the center, but criticism of authorities and associations is also getting louder. The initiative comes out of the citizens again and illustrates that the local people need a quick solution to protect against heavy rain.

The invisible scars of flood

In order to illustrate the deep-seated emotional and physical wounds of the flood, Karl-Heinz Breuer recalls past flood disasters and emphasizes that the scars of flooding are still visible three years later. Although many building damage has been remedied, the invisible scars remain and heal only slowly, if at all.

Criticism and Associations

A special criticism is aimed at the authorities and associations, which, with their stabbiness and inertia, delay the beginning of the protective dams and other flood protection measures. The federal government's full -bodied promises to cover the cost of non -insured citizens are not met, granted funds are massively shortened. The residents of Mulentshütte require a faster implementation of measures to protect flood protection so that their community is better protected.

Karl-Heinz Breuer brings criticism and associations to the point. Photo: Jürgen Lange

In order to optimize flood protection, dates for heavy rain management will be offered in the coming weeks. The residents of Rott, Mulenshütte and Roetgen have the opportunity to view the draft heavy rain management and to discuss with the citizens. These dates are intended to help the community are better prepared for heavy rain cases and preventive measures are implemented.

- Nag