Rēzekne region continues assessing damage from late-August storm
Several days after a destructive storm hit the Rēzekne region on August 22, authorities are still assessing the damage. Roads have been cleared of fallen trees, but parish parks and cemeteries remain in worse shape, and arborists are working to save the Malta history museum.

Several days after a destructive storm swept through the Rēzekne region on August 22, the assessment of the damage it caused is still ongoing.
Initial efforts focused on restoring traffic: roads blocked by trees knocked down by the wind have already been cleared and reopened. However, the situation elsewhere in the region shows that much work remains.
Parks and cemeteries in worse condition
Unlike the roads, where the most dangerous obstacles were removed relatively quickly, the situation is more difficult in parish parks and cemeteries. The storm's damage is more pronounced there, and cleanup will require more time and resources.
Arborists working to save the Malta museum
One of the sites affected by the storm is the Malta history museum, where damage occurred that threatens the building or its surroundings. To prevent further risks and protect the museum, arborists are on site removing hazardous trees and branches.
Overall, cleanup after the storm continues in the Rēzekne region, and the full extent of the damage is still being determined.


