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In Sochi, restricted access to beaches and embankments due to the threat of BEK

In Sochi due to the threat of unmanned boats temporarily limited access to beaches and embankments

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In Sochi, restricted access to beaches and embankments due to the threat of BEK

In Sochi, due to the threat of unmanned boats, access to beaches and embankments was temporarily limited.

This was reported by the head of the resort in his social networks. The decision was made by the city operational headquarters. On the shore, rescuers and security guards warn people of danger through loudspeakers and voice alerts.

Residents and guests of Sochi are asked to take precautions. In case of an emergency, call 112.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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