Worsening weather conditions. The Ministry of Internal Affairs appealed to Belarusians

27.11.2024 11:00

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus warned its compatriots about worsening weather conditions.

As the department’s press service reported on its official Telegram channel, difficult meteorological conditions are being recorded in many areas of the republic.

Today, November 27, Belarusians faced wet snow and rain, air temperatures around 0 degrees, wet snow accumulation, and icy conditions.

In connection with such unfavourable circumstances, the Ministry has appealed to all road users.

Drivers

Drivers are advised to choose the safest speed, maintain distance and lateral interval.

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Avoid making sudden maneuvers, especially near pedestrian crossings, intersections and road curves.

It is necessary to fasten your seat belts and ensure the safe transportation of passengers, especially children.

In conditions of poor visibility, law enforcement officers advise drivers to drive with low beam headlights on.

Pedestrians

As for pedestrians, they are advised to wear bright clothes in such weather and to identify themselves with reflective elements in the dark.

When crossing the road, you need to be extremely careful and look around.

You should only start crossing if you are sure that drivers have noticed you and the vehicles have stopped.

Remember that winter roads are unpredictable and be careful, the Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement.

For reference

The Ministry of Internal Affairs ( MVD ) of Belarus is a republican body of state administration that heads the system of internal affairs bodies and the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, implementing, within the limits of its authority, regulation and management in the sphere of combating crime, maintaining public order, ensuring public safety and coordinating the activities of other republican bodies of state administration in this sphere.

Pavel Gospodarik Author: Pavel Gospodarik Internet resource editor


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