Baku /22.06.22 / Turan: Intense downpours on Wednesday caused a powerful mudflow that damaged the settlements of the Goranboy region (Western Azerbaijan).
Thus, the mountain village of Aghjakend suffered the most, where mudflows destroyed a number of buildings and damaged residential buildings and cars.
According to preliminary data, people were not injured, pets died, a number of outbuildings were destroyed. Roads were washed out, power poles were demolished.
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, measures are being taken to assess and eliminate the damage.-0-
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