Summary
An artificially-triggered avalanche occurred on Mount Elbrus, Russia's highest mountain. The controlled avalanche was planned to release built-up snow, and it reached areas like the car park and nearby buildings without causing any reported injuries or deaths.
Key Facts
- The avalanche took place on Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Russia.
- Authorities triggered the avalanche on purpose to manage the excess snow.
- The snow from the avalanche spread to a car park, buildings, and roads further down.
- No injuries or deaths were reported from this event.
- This was a controlled event planned by officials to prevent unplanned natural avalanches.
