Renatas Požėla, speaking at a government meeting, detailed the preparations that municipalities in flood-risk zones are undertaking to ensure public safety and minimize damage from potential flooding. He highlighted that these local governments have developed comprehensive plans for resident warning systems, evacuation procedures, and temporary housing arrangements for affected residents.

In addition to addressing immediate evacuation and safety measures, Požėla pointed out that there is a focused effort on protecting vulnerable groups and securing assets within these communities. He emphasized the importance of public order and the preservation of property during emergency situations. This reflects the commitment of local authorities to safeguard their citizens and maintain stability in the face of natural disasters.

Moreover, the continuity of essential services, including alternative solutions for electricity and water supply, has been evaluated. Plans have been made for generators, water delivery systems, and pumps to ensure that basic services remain uninterrupted, providing reassurance to residents that officials are proactive and prepared for various scenarios that may arise during the impending flood.