The Sverdlovsk police restricted traffic across the Utka River.

The Sverdlovsk police restricted traffic across the Utka River.

      The Sverdlovsk State Traffic Inspectorate informs about the introduction of temporary restrictions on the movement of vehicles due to the partial destruction of the bridge over the Utka River in the village of Pereskachka in the Pervouralsk district caused by floodwaters.

      On this section, movement is prohibited. Appropriate road signs and limiting devices have been installed at the approaches to the emergency zone.

      — Passenger cars are allowed to travel only in one lane with extreme caution due to the instability of the road surface in the bridge structure area. Traffic police crews are working to inform citizens, monitor the safety of road users, and provide necessary assistance. There have been no reports of injuries to representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, said the press secretary of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Sverdlovsk region, Valery Gorelykh.

      The police also urge drivers to take this new circumstance into account when planning their routes.

The Sverdlovsk police restricted traffic across the Utka River.

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The Sverdlovsk police restricted traffic across the Utka River.

The Sverdlovsk State Traffic Inspectorate informs about the introduction of temporary restrictions on the movement of vehicles due to the partial destruction of the bridge over the Utka River in the village of Pereskachka in the Pervouralsk district caused by floodwaters.