The evacuation order in Nysa, Poland, following heavy rains, prompted heroic efforts from residents to prevent the river from overflowing. Thousands formed a human chain to pass sandbags, and the city's volleyball team joined the effort. Despite the devastation caused by Storm Boris in Central Europe, Nysa seemed to have averted disaster. The community's preparation and collective action were reminiscent of the 1997 floods. Residents, including the volleyball team, worked tirelessly to protect their city, demonstrating remarkable unity and resilience. The evacuation of vulnerable patients from the hospital and the selfless actions of individuals further underscored the community's heroism.