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Stormprognosis in the Altai Territory will last until the end of September

Despite the noticeable cooling in the Altai Territory, rather dry weather continues to persist. Because of this, the storm forecast for the combustibility has once again been extended in the region.

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Stormprognosis in the Altai Territory will last until the end of September

In the Altai region again extended the storm forecast. According to the regional Hydrometeorological Center, in the period from 26 to 30 September, a high and extreme fire hazard of the fourth and fifth classes will remain in most of the territory.

In the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Altai Territory reminded the rules of behavior in this weather:

Rescuers asked citizens to immediately report the fire by calling 101 or 112.

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