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Ferries to Olkhon can go with interruptions due to bad weather on Lake Baikal

On Monday, October 26, at the ferry crossing of the MRS - Olkhon island, delays and disruptions in the movement of ships are possible

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Ferries to Olkhon can go with interruptions due to bad weather on Lake Baikal

On Monday, October 26, at the ferry crossing of the MRS - Olkhon island, delays and disruptions in the movement of ships are possible. This is warned by the East Siberian River Shipping Company.

The reason for the abnormal operation was the deterioration of weather conditions on Lake Baikal. The company notes that the crossing will return to its usual schedule immediately after the weather on the lake normalizes.

Tourists and locals are asked to plan their trips to the island in advance and take into account possible changes in traffic.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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