INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
At least seven people have been killed in historic flooding that hit the Ural Mountains cities of Orenburg and Orsk this month, independent
century after the nearby Ural River began swelling in early April and reached nearly 12 meters over the weekend
that five people declared missing by their relatives had been found dead.Two more bodies were found Wednesday in Orsk, according to IStories
The outlet said the victims were an 81-year-old woman with a disability who had refused to evacuate and her 49-year-old son, who were both
authorities of withholding the causes of death to avoid paying damages to their families, IStories said.It cited an anonymous volunteer for
River, local Governor Vadim Shumkov told President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday.On Thursday, the Kurgan regional administration warned that
