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Storm cuts Baltic Spit off mainland

The Baltic Spit was temporarily left without ferry service to the mainland. Due to a strong storm, the sea channel was closed to the movement of ships, and the crossing was stopped.

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Storm cuts Baltic Spit off mainland

The Baltic Spit was temporarily left without ferry service to the mainland. Due to a strong storm, the sea channel was closed to the movement of ships, and the crossing was stopped.

Restrictions were introduced from 4:00 on October 9. Off the coast, the wave height reaches 4.5 meters. In such conditions, the entry of ships into the sea is dangerous, so the movement was suspended for the safety of passengers and crews.

When the ferries start running again, until it's reported. The renewal of the message will be announced additionally.

Earlier we wrote that after the Indian summer, rain and wind returned to Kaliningrad.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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