The Week's Failures: From the Great Oryol Canyon to the Far Eastern Flying Asphalt
This week's TOP Failures opens Orel region: the road built eight months ago collapsed there.
Judging by the photographs, a huge section of the roadway has sunk almost a meter. The Governor of the Oryol Region Andrey Klychkov узнал He reported this on social media. He suggested that the new road had fallen into disrepair due to "high traffic volumes of heavy vehicles." However, he acknowledged that "this cannot be the only explanation for its deterioration." He demanded that everything be repaired under warranty.
Against the backdrop of the "Great Oryol Canyon" there are sinkholes in the ground Omsk, Ryazan и Rostov They look quite mundane. They were all caused by communications breakdowns, something Russians have long since become accustomed to.
So, the Rostov pit ate several cubic meters of asphalt, Omsk swallowed road sign, and Ryazan had a bite the rear wheel of a cargo truck.
And here is the heating main Vladivostok jerked so hard that chunks of asphalt turned into flying projectiles. They soared several meters into the air before crashing down on parked cars.
Pedestrians also got their share of trouble this week. Despite the fact that on June 1st Volgograd the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council was there Dmitry Medvedev, walking on city sidewalks turned out to be not so safe. In the Traktorozavodsky district, the tiles collapsed Right under a mother walking with her two children. According to eyewitnesses, all three managed to jump out of the way at the last second.
Well, it seems experts will have to explain the causes of the sinkhole in the village of Kazachok in the Voronezh region. There, on the roadway appeared A mysterious hole about 20 cm in diameter and three meters deep. The most interesting thing is that there are no utilities under the roadway, and the hole itself is perfectly cylindrical, as if someone had deliberately drilled it. Do you also think it's Biden?
Photos: Orel Interesting News, Evening News, 161.ru, MK Ryazan, Prima.Media, V1.ru, Vesti.Voronezh
