Imminent flood alert issued in Chita.

The Chita River in the capital of Zabaykalsky Krai is currently experiencing significant flooding, according to reports from the regional emergency management department. The flood is caused by heavy rain, and the riverbank is flooded by 93 cm, exceeding the adverse effect level by 53 cm.

As of now, the water level has risen by 143 cm, reaching 283 cm. On September 9, the water level is expected to rise another 80-100 cm, reaching 360-380 cm. The dangerous flood level is at 330 cm.

The Russian Emergency Ministry for Zabaykalsky Krai has issued a warning to residents, urging them to stay vigilant due to the ongoing flood situation. Dacha cooperatives along the river and coastal roads and city streets are at risk of flooding. Parents are advised to monitor their children's locations.

The regional emergency management department has reported the flood, citing the local hydrometeorological center. However, no new information about the cause of the flood or the expected rise in water level on September 9 has been provided.

The current governor of Zabaykalsky Krai, affected by the flooding of the Chita River, is Aleksandr Osipov. The danger of approaching water has been emphasized, and residents are urged to stay vigilant.

In case of an emergency, the single number for emergency services in the region is 112 or 101. The flood has exceeded the critical level for water to overflow (190 cm) and the level for adverse effects (230 cm). However, no new information about the critical or dangerous flood levels has been provided.

Residents are advised to stay informed and follow the instructions of local authorities. The situation is being closely monitored, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.