Sirens turned on in Russia's northernmost settlement
Quick Look
- In the northernmost village of Russia, Dikson, an alarm was declared due to the appearance of a polar bear.
- The predator wandered into a populated area in search of food, after which it was driven away by local residents with the help of sirens and signal cartridges.
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Why It Matters
Dikson is the northernmost settlement in Russia.
In the northernmost populated area of Russia, the urban-type settlement of Dikson, sirens were turned on because of a polar bear. Shot reports this on the Telegram channel.
The beast wandered into the village in search of food. According to local residents, he could have been attracted by fish in the trash. The bear wandered through the streets and climbed into an abandoned house.
In order to drive him away, sirens were turned on in Dixon and signal cartridges were used. For some time, the predator hid under the house, but soon ran away from the village.
Open Questions
- Were any residents injured during the incident?







