Five years after floods, reconstruction continues along the Vesdre.
Five years after floods, rebuilding continues in Pepinster and Nessonvaux, Belgium. Residents are still dealing with the effects of the 2018 disasters. The community expresses gratitude for support during the reconstruction.
In 2018, severe flooding affected several towns in Belgium, including Pepinster and Nessonvaux. Local officials are working to rebuild from temporary locations. People like Victor are worried about the water levels remaining high. The Zonhoven community is thankful for help with their own reconstruction. This shows how damaging floods can be and how important it is for communities to support each other.
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Highlights
Reconstruction Efforts Continue
Reconstruction along the Vesdre river is still ongoing five years after the floods.
Residents Remain Anxious
Residents in Nessonvaux continue to worry about water levels after the floods.
Gratitude for Assistance
The Zonhoven community is grateful for help during reconstruction.
Floods Had Long Impact
The 2018 floods had a lasting impact on the area.
Temporary Facilities Used
Local officials work from temporary facilities in Pepinster.