bukhtenal - very popular resort... in its vicinity there are about 100 recreation centers.s assure that there is no threat to buildings, however, due to strong winds, the area of ​​fires is increasing. local residents claim that the cause of the strong fire could have been a flare fired by one of the tourists. flooded streets, puddles in the subway and geysers gushing from the underground right in the middle of busy streets. in st. petersburg, they are counting the damage after cyclone delia, which hit the city yesterday. a third of the monthly precipitation fell, as reported by the st. petersburg water utility, sewerage worked in the maximum hydraulic load mode, and in some places did not have time to drain the water. footage of a powerful fountain gushing from wells in the central region appeared on social networks. the most resourceful st. petersburg residents moved around the streets on sup boards. not only the streets were flooded, but also the metro station near the moskovsky railway station, one of the exits had to be closed to passengers, from the flood and thunders

forest arsonists were put on the wanted list in the tupsinsky district in bukhtenal the night before a rock caught fire and the fire engulfed more than 1 hectare. it's very popular. place among tourists, according to the latest information, it was one of the vacationers who launched a signal flare or fireworks, which led to the emergency. all guests from nearby recreation centers were evacuated. our correspondent, ivan gubin, will tell you what is known up to this moment. bright flames and smoke, covering the entire coast. obviously, this was not the kind of vacation that beachgoers in inal bay were expecting. everything looked so dangerous that some tourists began to evacuate on their own. so fucking, oh, my god, look how strong it is, but as it turned out, most of our tourists turned out to be not timid, some continued to take spectacular shots, others helped firefighters, after all, they paid for the vacation, there’s a fire spoils everything, some camp sites still had to be temporarily evacuated, but those who was closer to the water, the elements practically didn’t touch us, we