US EditionFalling Snow Kills 2 in Kamchatka as Winter Storms Slam Far East
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Two people died on Thursday because of heavy snowfalls on the Russian peninsula of Kamchatka in the Far East, a remote territory where roads and houses were buried and a local state of emergency was decreed by the authorities.
The Kamchatka peninsula is in a critical situation after a succession of intense snowstorms that have left entire cities practically buried. Neighbors of the region have spread on social networks shocking images showing how they try to get ahead in what they already qualify as a true “snow apocalypse.” Continue reading...
Two residents of Petropavlovska-Kamchatski died after being hit by snow falling from rooftops by local authorities, and a municipal emergency was introduced in the city, and the head of Petropavlovsk-Kamchat city district, Evgeny Belyaev, declared.
At least two people died in the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamceatski in the Far East of Russia, after being buried in the sword fall from the roofs, announced by the local authorities, reports The Moscow Times. The locals...
Falling Snow Kills 2 in Kamchatka as Winter Storms Slam Far East
At least two people have been killed in the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in Russia’s Far East after snow fell from rooftops and buried them alive, local officials said Thursday, as the Kamchatka Peninsula remains largely paralyzed by a series of powerful winter storms.
Two people died as a result of snow from rooftops in Kamchat province, reported to the regional government.
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