Storm in Russia's Sverdlovsk region damages nearly 100 homes, injures 16
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A severe storm hit the Sverdlovsk region of Russia on June 22, causing extensive damage in the city of Kushva, which was placed under a state of emergency. The storm damaged 99 private homes (32 completely destroyed), 25 vehicles, and 15 power lines. Sixteen people were injured, with one requiring hospital transfer. A temporary shelter was set up for 50 people.
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· 3 pulledThe storm damaged 99 private homes in total, completely destroying 32, and also wrecked 25 vehicles and 15 power lines, according to the Emergency Situations Ministry.
Sixteen people were injured. One, with a broken forearm, was transferred from Kushva to Nizhny Tagil for hospital treatment; the rest were treated on-site, the Russian state news agency TASS reported.
A temporary shelter accommodating 50 people
A storm tore through the Sverdlovsk region on the evening of June 22, damaging homes and power line poles. Kushva was hit hardest; the city has since been placed under a state of emergency.
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