Snowiest winter in 100 years paralyzes Moscow traffic for 3,500 km

Posted on February 6, 2013 by

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February 6, 2013 – RUSSIA - The snowiest winter in a century has hit the Russian capital, causing Muscovites to get stuck in traffic jams 3,500km in length on Monday evening – the distance from Moscow to Madrid. Since the beginning of the winter, over 2 meters of snow has fallen on the Russian capital, the Moscow mayor’s aide in housing and public utilities Pyotr Biryukov told Interfax.

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