Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev informed Russian President Vladimir Putin that the restoration of the city after the hurricane is continuing as quickly as possible. This was reported by RIA News.
During the video conference, Putin asked Razvozhaev a question about the situation in Sevastopol after the hurricane passed.
“Has fuel supply increased there since our meeting yesterday?” – the chairman asked the governor.
In response, Razvozhaev said that all restoration processes have reached maximum speed.
Before that Razvozhaev stated, that Sevastopol authorities plan to initiate a regional emergency (emergency) due to storm winds. According to him, the weather caused serious damage to the city. In this context, the official asked the emergency commission to prepare a meeting where the regional emergency will be announced.
On the evening of November 26, the “storm of the century”, the strongest hurricane of the last 16 years, began on the Black Sea coast of Russia. Hurricane winds of up to 40 meters per second covered northwestern Crimea. On the Tarkhankut Peninsula, in Evpatoria, Sevastopol and villages on the west coast, the wind reached 25-26 meters per second, and in the village of Chernomorskoye it reached 40 meters per second. Traffic was restricted on the Simferopol-Evpatoria highway section due to flooding.
Once upon a time a giant wave was shot A girl was knocked off her feet during a storm in Shirokaya Balka near Novorossiysk.