They move on skates or not at all: in Rostov, severe ice paralyzed the city

There is icy conditions in Rostov/Collage 24 Channel

There is very strong icy conditions in Russian Rostov. Life there simply stopped, because people cannot move normally.

Russian media write that in Rostov heavy ice paralyzed life in the city. Russians cannot move normally. Channel 24.

Epic footage

In Rostov, Russia, the weather decided to make fun of the residents. A thick layer of ice has formed on the roads, preventing people from moving normally.

Moving around is so difficult that some people literally use skates to get where they need to go. It was caught on video. A girl skates along a bike path because it is simply impossible to move on the road otherwise.

In Rostov they skate on the streets: watch the video

However, this is not all footage from the Russian city engulfed in bad weather. A video of people falling right on the road due to the slippery surface also appeared online. They cannot take a single step, so they simply fall one after another. Some are reduced to their knees and try to get to their feet, while others use their last strength to stay standing.

In Rostov, people cannot walk: look video

The prosecutor's office became interested in the ice

The bad weather did not go unnoticed by law enforcement officers and made its own adjustments to the lives of Russians. In Rostov, 280 schools have changed their teaching format. Some moved it to Saturday.

The prosecutor's office became interested in observing the laws when clearing the road of snow. This will be checked.

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