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Дамба в Петербурге закрыта
24.11.2021

St. Petersburg Dam Closed

    • Due to a flood forecast and strong wind gusts the dam in St. Petersburg has been closed.

    The navigation channel to the port is also closed as a result as of 4 a.m. Moscow time on November 24.


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