Water Level At All Time High Across The Thames

The transcript discusses the severe flooding in Greater London, highlighting the challenges faced by residents, including evacuation and looting concerns. The Environment Agency's response and public apology are noted, along with community efforts and calls for government intervention. Criticism of flood management and infrastructure issues is also addressed.

What has been the primary response to the flooding in Greater London?

• Evacuation of all residents

• Deployment of rescue crews and inflatable boats

• Installation of electric pumps

• Construction of new homes

What is one of the main concerns for residents refusing to leave their homes?

• Lack of food supplies

• Inadequate shelter options

• Fear of looters

• Poor weather conditions

How many properties have been protected from flooding according to the Environment Agency?

• 5000 properties

• 50,000 properties

• 100,000 properties

• 1.3 million properties

What action did the community in Wraysbury take to combat the flooding?

• Constructed a dam

• Called for international aid

• Evacuated the area

• Built a sandbag wall

What criticism was directed at the Environment Agency?

• Delayed response time

• Failure to provide food supplies

• Incompetence in flood management

• Lack of communication