Severe Storm Hits Crimea

On November 29, a powerful wind in Crimea led to the uprooting of trees and damage to power lines, affecting six residents of the peninsula, TASS reports.

As a result of the storm along the Black Sea coast, ten vehicles were damaged, four ships broke loose from their anchors, and one sank. A total of 56,000 people across the peninsula were left without electricity.

Authorities have urged employers to organize remote work during such weather conditions and advised parents not to send their children to schools and kindergartens.