CrimeaPRESS reports:
As of 13:00, of the five closed sections of roads in Crimea, three are open to traffic — in the area of the village of Morskoye, reverse traffic is open, the Pribrezhnoye-Evpatoria section is also open, and in Mezhvodnoye, Voinka-Chernomorskoye. This was announced by the Minister of Transport of the Republic of Crimea Nikolai Lukashenko.
In the afternoon, the RES team will be cleaning up the fallen power line support between Mityaevo and Trudov; this work is planned to be completed by the end of the day. There remains a section in the area of the village of Geroevskoe near Kerch, where travel conditions are difficult, but it is possible to drive to the village and bring everything necessary to the population.
The Angarsky and Grushevsky passes are operating as normal, there is no ice. Road workers from the State Unitary Enterprise «Krymavtodor» work around the clock, removing fallen trees and road signs. Together with Rosavtodor, a commission has been created that will soon assess the scale of damage and a set of measures to eliminate the consequences of the disaster.
I would also like to thank all the employees of the operational services and subordinate organizations for their conscientious work and quick response to emerging emergencies in the region,” Lukashenko noted.
Let us remind you that difficult weather conditions remain in Crimea. On November 27, rain is expected, very heavy in places, turning into sleet, snow in the mountains, and icy roads. In addition, the southwest wind is predicted to increase with a transition to the north-west up to 28-33 m/s, in some places up to 38 m/s.
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