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    Flash floods kill nine in Odesa after heavy rain in southern Ukraine

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    Posted on October 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Flash floods in Odesa, Ukraine, have killed nine people, including a family of five, amid severe rainfall, causing power outages and extensive rescue operations.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Flash Floods in Odesa
    • Casualties and Rescue Operations
    • Government Response and Recovery Efforts
    • Statements from Officials
    • Community Impact and Damage Assessment

    Odesa Floods Claim Nine Lives Amid Severe Rainfall in Southern Ukraine

    Impact of Flash Floods in Odesa

    (Reuters) -Flash floods in Ukraine's Odesa killed nine people including a family of five trapped in their home as it was engulfed by water, emergency services said on Wednesday, as torrential rain left hundreds in need of rescue and thousands without power.

    Casualties and Rescue Operations

    Teams worked through the night to rescue some 362 people and pump water from buildings, the service said on the Telegram messaging app, and it posted pictures of passengers being lifted from a flooded bus and cars pulled from the water.

    Government Response and Recovery Efforts

    "A horrific situation in Odesa these days – 9 people have died as a result of the natural disaster, including a child," President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on X platform.

    Statements from Officials

    He added that the whereabouts of one more person were still being verified.

    Community Impact and Damage Assessment

    A family of five who lived in lower ground floor flat of a building was unable to escape the wave of water, the emergency service's spokesperson for the Odesa region Maryna Averina told Ukrainian television.

    Another three women died as they were walking along a road and were swept away, Averina added.

    "In just seven hours, almost two months' worth of rain fell in Odesa," Mayor Hennadiy Trukhanov said on Telegram earlier. "No stormwater drainage system can withstand such a load." 

    Governor Oleh Kiper said the region was now suffering from torrential rainfall for a second day, which had flooded roads, caused power outages, damaged property and brought down trees.

    Over 500 workers were involved in the rescue effort, he said. He added 42,000 customers in 32 villages and towns in the region were still temporarily without power.

    Zelenskiy said he instructed his deputy prime minister to conduct a full review of operations in Odesa.

    (Reporting by Lidia Kelly and Anna Pruchnicka; Editing by Kim Coghill, Clarence Fernandez, Alexandra Hudson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Flash floods in Odesa result in nine fatalities.
    • •A family of five was trapped and killed in their home.
    • •Rescue teams saved 362 people from flooded areas.
    • •Torrential rain caused power outages for thousands.
    • •Government initiates recovery and assessment efforts.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Flash floods kill nine in Odesa after heavy rain in southern Ukraine

    1What is a flash flood?

    A flash flood is a sudden and intense flood that occurs within six hours of heavy rainfall or other events, often leading to rapid water rise and significant damage.

    2What is a natural disaster?

    A natural disaster is a catastrophic event caused by natural processes of the Earth, such as floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, and wildfires, leading to significant damage and loss.

    3What is community impact?

    Community impact refers to the effects that an event, such as a disaster, has on a local community, including economic, social, and environmental consequences.

    4What are recovery efforts?

    Recovery efforts are actions taken to restore a community or area after a disaster, focusing on rebuilding infrastructure, providing aid, and supporting affected individuals.

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