Summary of Holandeses vão ajudar com sistemas de prevenção contra enchentes no RS | Jornal da Band

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In the "Holandeses vão ajudar com sistemas de prevenção contra enchentes no RS" episode of Jornal da Band, Dutch flood prevention specialists are in Rio Grande do Sul to assist in implementing new systems following the Guaíba river's warning levels being breached. The Netherlands, with one-third of its territory below sea level, has extensive flood management experience. They propose adopting Dutch technologies such as movable drainage pump structures, movable dikes, and temporary dikes. These solutions include emergency repairs on pumps, new motors, and safety systems to prevent power outages caused by flooding. The Dutch delegation, in collaboration with local experts, will evaluate all flood protection structures in Porto Alegre and visit unprotected areas. They will present a report with recommendations to the Rio Grande do Sul government.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the Jornal da Band YouTube video titled "Holandeses vão ajudar com sistemas de prevenção contra enchentes no RS," Dutch specialists in flood prevention are in Rio Grande do Sul to help implement new prevention systems following the Guaíba river dropping below warning levels. The Netherlands, a country with one-third of its territory below sea level, has extensive experience in dealing with flooding. They suggest adopting Dutch technologies such as a "Plan B" for drainage pumps with movable structures, and the use of movable dikes and temporary dikes that can be installed during floods. These solutions, which can be replicated in areas like Eldorado do Sul, PR, where the situation is similar, include emergency works on pumps, new motors, and safety systems to prevent power outages due to flooding. The Dutch delegation, along with local experts, will assess all flood protection structures in the capital city of Porto Alegre and visit areas without protection. They will present a report with recommendations to the Rio Grande do Sul government.