Talk:European Flood Awareness System

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First version of the EFAS wiki entry has been done. Source is the staff working on EFAS. --Mantees de Tara 10:12, 13 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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July 2021

Although EFAS gave 3 days notice, it was ignored almost everywhere - one suspects Germany had finished work at lunchtime on Friday, completed housekeeping by lunchtime Saturday, and didn't react Monday. As a result, no preparedness had been taken. Indeed, in Belgium, a decision to partly empty the dam at Eupen in the middle of Wednesday night came on top of the sudden rainfall and wiped out five towns.

Communications are therefore an issue: what methods are used, exactly? Is any verification that a human has actually acknowledged receipt included?