VOICED : Levantan evacuacion por danos en represa en EEUU

Authorities lifted the evacuation order in California after controlling the risks associated with a damaged dam. Around 20,000 evacuees can return home after the Oroville Dam overflowed due to rain, compromising spillways. Residents were initially warned of a potential dam collapse. Many evacuees, especially those with limited resources, sought shelter as they couldn't afford hotels. The timeline for dam repairs remains uncertain. Authorities continue to lower Lake Oroville's level in anticipation of more rain.

What was the reason for lifting the evacuation order in California?

• The risks associated with the dam were managed.

• The weather forecast improved significantly.

• The dam was repaired completely.

• The residents protested against the evacuation.

How many people were initially evacuated due to the dam overflow?

• 25,000

• 20,000

• 15,000

• 10,000

Why were some families provided with shelter during the evacuation?

• They were volunteers helping with the evacuation.

• They were government officials on duty.

• They were low-income families unable to afford hotels.

• They were tourists stranded in the area.

What was the main concern for residents after the evacuation order was lifted?

• The uncertainty of how long repairs would take.

• The lack of communication from authorities.

• The increase in water levels in nearby rivers.

• The possibility of another evacuation.

What action are the authorities taking in anticipation of more rain?

• Building new spillways.

• Evacuating more areas.

• Increasing the height of the dam.

• Lowering the Oroville Lake level.