Transylvanian Salt Mine Disaster: Flood Leaves 45 Families Homeless

Parajd Salt Mine Flooded: 45 Families Evacuated as Transylvania Town Faces Crisis Parajd, Transylvania – A devastating flood has submerged the historic Parajd salt mine, forcing the evacuation of 45 families and leaving the town in a state of crisis. The Korond stream overflowed its banks in May, causing significant damage to the mine and surrounding infrastructure. Images from the scene show the extent of the destruction, with the mine's entrance blocked and nearby businesses shuttered. "It's a sad sight," said one local resident, who wished to remain anonymous. "The mine was the heart of our community. Now, everything is gone." The video report, filmed by Ripost, shows the desolate landscape surrounding the mine, with cracked earth and evidence of the powerful currents. The reporter also highlights the plight of the displaced families, who are unable to return to their homes. Authorities have yet to determine the extent of the damage or the timeline for repairs. Despite the grim situation, there is a glimmer of hope. Local residents are working together to support those affected, and there are plans to assess the damage and begin the long process of recovery. The resilience of the community in the face of adversity serves as a testament to the spirit of Transylvania.