Great floods all over Uppsala

– There is mostly flooding in the hallways under the station, so it is difficult to come and go lanes. In addition, there were several people on the track to recover, so the guards were up to the task, "said Linda Korsvall, Trafikverket Communications Manager.

All trains leave, but the flood causes delays between five and 15 minutes. The Akademiska Hospital of Uppsala was also affected by the floods and the hospital's sterilization center was flooded and in an unusual state

– All emergency operations and operations of tomorrow are secured for the instruments needed for travel. to the operating rooms. If, on the other hand, we fail to operate the sterile center, we will have to ask the help of other hospitals. We do not know how long it takes to take, "said Claes Juhlin, chief medical officer in the hospital emergency room.

Operational Movement Risk

He says that the operations carried out in summer are serious diseases or cases of urgency.

– We absolutely do not need to retake a surgery, because most people are serious diseases, it will be clear tomorrow ", explains Claes Juhlin

. Water damage has also been reported at Centralbadet and at a building in Rosendal, Uppsala. There are also large amounts of water in many places.

– Stay calm and careful on the roads and keep control of your nerves so that no accidents happen. If you drive a car, do not turn into strange places, says Per Bjurström, commander of the RLC at My Police Area

Flood in the gallery of the Forum

The gallery of the Forum was also affected by the floods [19659002]"Says Eva Troell, market manager for Atrium Ljungberg

It was 3 pm that the Forum Gallery in the center of Uppsala had to close because it should have been receiving the same. water from Forum Square and other places.

– Right now, we take care of the sharpest things and move, suck the water, dry out and look at the most critical points, "says Eva Troell.

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Huge amounts of water caused the police on Sunday

– It was a real chaos There were floods and trees on the roads that caused traffic jams.There were huge amounts of water, but now it is starting to stabilize, "says Stina Hård av Segerstad, head of press communications in Ma police district.