secluded need the russian mongolian border south siberia's nature remains pristine and untouched by man. for tourists who braving the nature of the plan is to run snowmobiles for hundreds of kilometers to find a valley studded with hot springs civilizations yet to spread as far as the valley . be anything is that it's surrounded by steep rocks dense forests and pokes. that can be reached only in winter riding in the frozen rivers and lakes. it's not the first time the participants of this expedition have travelled together . each person has a track record of thousands of kilometers covered on snowmobiles in many different parts of russia. traveling along frozen rivers and lakes is extremely dangerous. a snowmobile may fall through the ice it any moment. reducing the risk to minimum the tourists travel in a special formation the first snowmobile plows through in front and is then followed by the rest. i am going into the ski. one series three. is just three hundred kilometers of the crow flies from the starting point to the hot springs however the expedition doesn't have the luxury of fl

but a massive earthquake to reach the magnitude of almost seven in southern siberia near the russian mongolian border earlier on tonight we can give you a few more updates on that now the epicenter was in a sparsely populated area there is a man according to preliminary reports by russia's emergency ministry still no casualties reported but shocks were followed hundreds of kilometers away in some of the region's major cities such was the power of this quake communication networks know kristie supplies in the area have been severely affected workers at nearby coal mines are also being brought to the surface now just in case of more shocks it's a story with even a close eye on tonight earthquake up to six point seven six point six six point seven close enough to seven on the richter scale earlier on tonight on the map as you can see it there of course in japan a much more damaging earthquake in march this year caused the worst nuclear accident in twenty five years the fukushima crisis and investigation has now found that the worst of the problems were done to the plant's operators being ill prep

massive earthquake reaching a magnitude of almost seven has hit southern side bear and near the russian mongolian border the epicenter was in a sparsely populated area and according to preliminary reports by russia's emergencies ministry there have been no casualties however shocks were felt hundreds of kilometers away in some of the region's major cities and staff are being evacuated from mine shafts in the area communication networks and electricity supplies have suffered interruptions and the russian emergency ministry has sent rescue teams to deal with the after in japan a much more devastating earthquake in march this year cause the most serious nuclear accident in twenty five years the fukushima crisis a major government investigation has found that the plant's operators were responsible for many of the worst after effects through being ill prepared and not responding properly to the disaster professor christopher about space scientific secretary to the european committee on radiation risks he believes the report left many questions unanswered. i don't think that that this inquiry has gone