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    Flooding caused by melting snow and warm weather in Karaganda Oblast, Kazakhstan damaged homes and caused evacuations. Over 1,760 houses in 35 villages were flooded when the Jumabek dam broke on April 11, 2015, displacing residents. Warm temperatures between March 23-29 and again on April 6 caused snow to quickly melt, risking more flooding. Local authorities evacuated many people and over 340 animals died. Residents donated supplies to help evacuees.

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    Flooding caused by melting snow and warm weather in Karaganda Oblast, Kazakhstan damaged homes and caused evacuations. Over 1,760 houses in 35 villages were flooded when the Jumabek dam broke on April 11, 2015, displacing residents. Warm temperatures between March 23-29 and again on April 6 caused snow to quickly melt, risking more flooding. Local authorities evacuated many people and over 340 animals died. Residents donated supplies to help evacuees.

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    Flooding caused by melting snow and warm weather in Karaganda Oblast, Kazakhstan damaged homes and caused evacuations. Over 1,760 houses in 35 villages were flooded when the Jumabek dam broke on April 11, 2015, displacing residents. Warm temperatures between March 23-29 and again on April 6 caused snow to quickly melt, risking more flooding. Local authorities evacuated many people and over 340 animals died. Residents donated supplies to help evacuees.

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    •B1-1
    •Иняз Типо 23- А
    Ex10.
    a) In my opinion, while looking at the picture, I would expect to hear a news report about a
    natural disaster, possibly an earthquake or a similar event, that has caused damage to
    buildings, resulting in people being injured, losing their homes, and causing electrical
    problems.

    b)
    Place:The Great Fire of
    London occurred in the
    city of London, England.
    Time:This devastating
    fire took place in 1666.

    Consequences: Action taken:


    The fire caused a To stop the fire, buildings were
    lot of damage to pulled down, and people tried to
    the city, and new Great fire put out the flames.
    rules were made of London Comment:The Great Fire of London
    to prevent future is a historic event that reshaped the
    city and its approach to fire
    fires. prevention .

    What happened:
    The fire began in a
    bakery on Pudding Lane
    and quickly spread,
    engulfing much of the
    city.

    Ex11.
    Flooding in Karaganda Oblast
    Flooding caused big problems in Karaganda Oblast. The authorities had to move many people
    from their homes to keep them safe. About 1,760 houses in 35 villages got flooded, and sadly,
    340 animals died.
    On April 11, 2015, the Jumabek dam near the village with the same name broke because of
    melting snow, causing water to flood the homes of local people. This information came from the
    Emergency Situations Department of Karaganda Oblast.
    The weather got warmer, and the temperature rose to 20 degrees Centigrade between March 23
    and 29. This made the snow melt quickly and flooded villages in East Kazakhstan Oblast and
    four districts in Karaganda Oblast.
    Another wave of floods happened on April 6 because of the warm weather, again reaching 20
    degrees Centigrade. This put more areas at risk of flooding in Karaganda and Akmola Oblasts in
    central Kazakhstan. People started a group on VKontakte to help the victims by collecting
    clothes, blankets, food, and other essential items for the evacuees. They started collecting things
    at 10 am in Saryarka mall. People brought clothes, children's clothes, diapers, food, toys,
    personal care items, detergents, and blankets. The first car went to those who needed it the most,
    and they continued collecting items until Friday.

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