After floods: Financial expert calls for comprehensive analysis on long-term management of natural disasters.

After floods: Financial expert calls for comprehensive analysis on long-term management of natural disasters.

According to a report by www.zeit.de, Saxony-Anhalt's Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff is calling for a comprehensive analysis of how the flood has been dealt with. He emphasizes the need to discuss long-term measures to deal with such disasters. This call was made during Chancellor Olaf Scholz's visit to Berga in Saxony-Anhalt, where politicians viewed the effects of the flood disaster on site.

The flood disaster not only caused human suffering, but also caused significant damage to the region's infrastructure and economy. The call for a comprehensive analysis shows that the long-term effects on the economy, particularly in relation to insurance claims settlement and the necessary adjustments to dikes and other protective measures, are crucial.

Haseloff also points out that the general conditions have changed drastically due to the unusually prolonged rain and the unexpected filling of the dam. This shows that such natural disasters occur less frequently, but can have a significant impact on infrastructural planning and disaster prevention.

The Prime Minister's gratitude to the helpers from other federal states and Saxony-Anhalt also shows that such disasters have not only local but also national effects and require a coordinated response.

Overall, the flood disaster in Saxony-Anhalt can have significant effects on the affected economy, consumers and infrastructural planning. Therefore, comprehensive analysis and measures to prepare for and manage such events in the future are crucial.