Tobias Kunz has been running since six in the morning on Saturday. He is the mayor of Nordendorf, Germany. 2,600 people live in this small town in southern Germany. Flood waters have entered the city. And the mayor is fighting day and night to save the city with 300 volunteers.

Tobias Kunz said, 'We tried to build a 240 meter dam with 40,000 sandbags. Some volunteers have been working for 40 hours. They did not unite the two eyelids. But the river water has increased abnormally.

Volunteers were throwing sandbags one after another. The mayor was looking after their work. He said with disappointment, "The dam has broken near the new playground. Our efforts there failed. It will cost a lot of money to fix everything again. The entire infrastructure was swept away. Pionala of schools and hostels are not working. Students are not able to go to the toilet.

People of 12 villages have been evacuated

The situation in other areas of Nordendorf is also bad. People have been evacuated from 12 villages to safe places. The amount of rain that falls in a whole month has happened in one day. As a result, the water in the river has increased. Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg hit by rain. A fire service worker died there. A missing person. Many people were surprised by the flood.

The relief camp is ready

Those rescued from the flooded areas are being taken to a stadium in a nearby town. 300 beds have been prepared in the reception and exhibition rooms there. All work has been completed in record time. Fisher, who is in the camp, said, 'We do not know how much water has entered the house. We never imagined that the situation would be so bad. We want to return home as soon as possible.