Сейчас в Калужской области началось весеннее половодье. И очень часто люди совершают необдуманные поступки и подвергают свою жизнь опасности, особенно в нетрезвом состоянии. Например, по сообщениям газеты "Октябрь", стало известно, что 38-летний тарусянин попытался проехаться на льдине. Мужчина стал на льдину, которая была у берега, а когда она тронулась, еле-еле успел слезть.
На данный момент около Тарусы большая шуга. Подходить к ней ни в коем случае нельзя, потому что человек может попасть под ледяную массу, и помочь ему уже никто не сможет. Такое уже случилось, но пока обошлось без жертв.
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