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Squall wind in Bryansk: fell trees, damaged five cars

By the morning of September 24, the city EDDS received 23 appeals from residents.

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Squall wind in Bryansk: fell trees, damaged five cars

According to the EDDS, by 8:30 on September 24, 23 appeals were received from residents of Bryansk. Trees and branches that fell due to heavy wind damaged wires, court grounds and the roadway. Five cars were injured.

To eliminate the consequences involved city rescuers, search and rescue team of the Bryansk region, employees of “BryanskElectro” and road management of the city.

Part of the appeals have already been worked out, fallen trees and branches have been removed. The situation is under the control of the head of the Bryansk city administration Alexander Makarov.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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