Zabaikalsky Region Appeals for Federal Help Addressing Fuel Shortage ○
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The shortages were first reported last month when at least two fuel chains imposed rationing for gasoline and later ran dry at several stations.
8 months ago
Wildfires in Zabaikalsky Region Trigger Evacuations Near Capital City ○
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Authorities temporarily closed sections of a federal highway connecting the region to the Chinese border amid the blazes.
9 months ago
Wildfires in Zabaikalsky Region Inch Closer to Capital City ○
Chita, the regional capital with a population of 350,000, sits at the center of a federal state of emergency that has been in place for nearly a month.
Wildfires in Zabaikalsky Region Spread Rapidly Amid Strong Wind and Dry Weather ○
The local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church announced services this week that would include prayers for rain in the Far East region.
3 Firefighters Killed as Wildfires Rage in Russia’s Far East ○
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The Zabaikalsky region currently accounts for more than 87% of the total area engulfed by wildfires across Russia.
10 months ago
Zabaikalsky Region’s Fire Safety Chief Resigns Amid Worsening Wildfires ○
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Authorities declared a federal-level emergency in the Far East region last week as raging wildfires showed no sign of slowing down.
Federal Emergency Declared Over Wildfires in Far East’s Zabaikalsky Region ○
The head of Russia’s Federal Forestry Agency said more than 90% of all wildfires burning in the country are currently in the Zabaikalsky region.
Emergency Situations Minister Visits Far East to Assess Wildfires ○
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As of Monday, 50 wildfires were burning across the Zabaikalsky region and covered roughly 415,137 acres, local authorities said.
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