Now that the worst danger is over for the Oroville dam, according to the California media thousands of evacuated residents returned home. 'The Sacramento Bee' reported Wednesday that life in the city directly under the dam slowly regains its normal course. Supermarkets have opened the doors and the transport has started again. But there is also a new storm front approaching.
Nearly 200,000 people in northern California who had to leave their homes because a dam threatened to collapse, may return home. They must remain prepared to leave if the situation changes, but the immediate danger seems over. That of Butte County sheriff Kory Honea notified.
To avoid a catastrophe begin Monday with the US authorities to address the damage to the Oroville Dam, the tallest dam in the US Large pockets with stones deposited in a sagging drain. Sunday had almost 200,000 people living downstream below the dam Oroville, left in a hurry the region.
The local authorities have called on residents to evacuate from Oroville, California and surrounding area. The Oroville Dam, the tallest dam in the United States, has been damaged by heavy rainfall. An emergency spillway, a waterway that carries away the surplus water would collapse nancy.
