“It is possible flooding of the lowered areas by storm and slope runoff, and with significant precipitation intensity - erosion of road sections,” the main regional department of the Russian Emergencies Ministry said in a statement.
It is noted that in the evening of September 23 and 24, the wave height will reach 2.5-3.5 m, up to 4 m in the area of Askold Island and Cape Povorotny.
It is also specified that road services, repair and restoration teams of power engineers and housing and communal services are in readiness for a response.
On September 18, it was reported that the authorities of Primorsky Krai paid compensation to more than 1.1 thousand residents affected by the August flood.