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In Dagestan stonefall left without transport communication 9 villages

In the Tlyarata district because of the rockfall closed traffic on the highway Tlyarat — Kamilukh, reported GU EMERCOM of the Russian Federation in Dagestan

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In Dagestan stonefall left without transport communication 9 villages

In the Tlyarata district because of the rockfall closed traffic on the highway Tlyarat — Kamilukh, reported GU EMERCOM of the Russian Federation in Dagestan.

Without transport links remained settlements Kamilukh, Genekolob, Betelda, Gorel, Gortnob, Ulgeb, Tlyanada, Kolob and Tohota.

The rockfall occurred on October 25, information about this was received at 17:40. To clear the road sent one unit of road equipment. Due to the dark time of the day, the work was postponed to October 26, the approximate opening time of the movement was 18:00.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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