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There was heavy rain in Vladivostok, causing flooding of streets and roads. A high alert regime has been introduced due to bad weather.
After a heavy rain in Vladivostok, a number of streets and sections of roads were flooded.
Employees of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations helped pull out two buses and several cars stuck in the water.
The city has been put on high alert due to bad weather.
VLADIVOSTOK, September 30 – RIA Novosti. Employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations pulled out two buses and several cars that were stuck in the water on the roads of Vladivostok after a heavy downpour, reports the State Emergency Situations Directorate for the Primorsky Territory.
In Primorye, a storm warning has been issued for September 30 – October 1 due to heavy and locally very heavy rains. On Wednesday morning in Vladivostok, a number of streets and sections of roads were flooded, including Cosmonauts Street, the Patroclus microdistrict, a section of the road near the Dynamo stadium in the city center and others. In some places the water reaches the middle of the cars. The prosecutor's office took control of eliminating the consequences of the bad weather.
“Today, Vladivostok found itself under the influence of a complex of dangerous meteorological phenomena. As a result, the city experienced power outages, flooding of a number of street sections and sedimentation. Employees of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations came to the aid of public utilities and city residents. Thus, firefighters pulled out two buses and several cars stuck in the water,” the message says.
In addition, employees of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations participated in pumping out water in the area of the Dynamo stadium in the city center.
It is noted that energy and utility services in Vladivostok continue to eliminate the consequences of bad weather.

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