Airports and railway stations in the regions of Russia's Central Federal District, which suffered from a torrential rain and the hurricane-like wind on Friday, returned to normal operations closer to midnight, the press service of the Central Territorial Branch of the Ministry for Emergency Situations and Civil Defense said, TASS reports.
The natural calamity truck the Vladimir, Kaluga, Moscow, Ryazan, and Tula regions.
"Airports, railway stations, bus terminals, federal and regional roads are all functioning as usual now," a spokesman for the press service said.
