Say it ain’t snow! - Spring brings unseasonable whiteout to Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod | Collector We prioritise slopes, inclines, and main streets to ensure that public transport can operate without any issues," 'Centre' Municipal Budgetary Institution Deputy Director Alexander Kutsenko explained. According to the Nizhny Novgorod Administration’s Deputy Head Anton Maximov, the city’s special services were working around the clock to clear the streets, treating and sweeping roadways, pavements and bus stops. "We currently have 29 [snow removal] vehicles in operation - including vacuum and pump trucks - with 28 motorised pumps operating almost 24 hours a day. There is a great deal of water, so we will be working at full capacity until we clear the roads of snow and water," he added.""> We prioritise slopes, inclines, and main streets to ensure that public transport can operate without any issues," 'Centre' Municipal Budgetary Institution Deputy Director Alexander Kutsenko explained. According to the Nizhny Novgorod Administration’s Deputy Head Anton Maximov, the city’s special services were working around the clock to clear the streets, treating and sweeping roadways, pavements and bus stops. "We currently have 29 [snow removal] vehicles in operation - including vacuum and pump trucks - with 28 motorised pumps operating almost 24 hours a day. There is a great deal of water, so we will be working at full capacity until we clear the roads of snow and water," he added.""> We prioritise slopes, inclines, and main streets to ensure that public transport can operate without any issues," 'Centre' Municipal Budgetary Institution Deputy Director Alexander Kutsenko explained. According to the Nizhny Novgorod Administration’s Deputy Head Anton Maximov, the city’s special services were working around the clock to clear the streets, treating and sweeping roadways, pavements and bus stops. "We currently have 29 [snow removal] vehicles in operation - including vacuum and pump trucks - with 28 motorised pumps operating almost 24 hours a day. There is a great deal of water, so we will be working at full capacity until we clear the roads of snow and water," he added."">

Say it ain’t snow! - Spring brings unseasonable whiteout to Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod

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Say it ain’t snow! - Spring brings unseasonable whiteout to Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod

"The capital of Russia’s Volga region was hit by 27 centimetres of snowfall on Tuesday - a record for the spring month of April, according to Russia’s meteorological service. Footage shows a blizzard blanketing Nizhny Novgorod’s main square with snow. The video also captures ploughs clearing snowdrifts from the city streets. "We have deployed half of the vehicles that were in storage for clearing roads, as it has been snowing for two days now. <...> We prioritise slopes, inclines, and main streets to ensure that public transport can operate without any issues," 'Centre' Municipal Budgetary Institution Deputy Director Alexander Kutsenko explained. According to the Nizhny Novgorod Administration’s Deputy Head Anton Maximov, the city’s special services were working around the clock to clear the streets, treating and sweeping roadways, pavements and bus stops. "We currently have 29 [snow removal] vehicles in operation - including vacuum and pump trucks - with 28 motorised pumps operating almost 24 hours a day. There is a great deal of water, so we will be working at full capacity until we clear the roads of snow and water," he added."

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