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KETOVO (Kurgan region), April 20 A resident of Ketovo, Kurgan region, Lyubov Nechaeva, said that because of the flood, the family had to separate: the grandchildren were sent to the camp, the daughter-in-law lives in the kindergarten where she works, and the son spends the night in the city because of work, the woman herself ended up in a temporary accommodation center (TAP).
The regional center of Ketovo is located a couple of tens of kilometers from Kurgan, and if before the flood it was possible to get here in 20 minutes, now you can get to the village from the city only along bypass roads, which takes twice as long. The lower part of Ketovo was almost entirely in water. According to pensioner Nechaeva, she survived the 1994 flood in her house and did not evacuate. Then the water did not enter the area. 
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«And now it became scary: the siren, the Ministry of Emergency Situations warned all the time about the threat of flooding. We left. I live with my son’s family in the same house. We left before the water came in, but now everything is already there “swimming,” the woman sighs.
According to her, she is now separated from her son and grandchildren. “My son brought me to a temporary temporary detention center to a school near my house, then we were transferred to this one. They offered to send my grandchildren to the camp, we agreed. My daughter-in-law spends the night in the kindergarten where she works, and my son is in the city. He is engaged in cargo transportation,” Nechaeva said.
As the woman reported, at the temporary temporary detention center, which is organized on the basis of the university dormitory, she was greeted well and fed tasty food.
According to TAP employee Maria Vlasova, there are currently 62 people in the hostel, including seven children. She noted that people are under medical supervision, security is provided by a security company and the police. There are playrooms for children here.
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, in the Kurgan region as of April 20, 1,989 residential and 3,380 country houses remain flooded in eight municipalities in 29 settlements.