Strong snow blocks of alpine resorts in Switzerland and France

The Swiss ski resort Zermatt was cut off and tourists, and the residents were ordered to stay indoors at the French Tinsa resort from heavy snow in the Alps on Thursday.

The mayor of Tigney Serge Revial ​​said there was a high risk of avalanches, and “we had to decide on the protection of people” after more than a meter of snow was dropped in the city.

Although the snow in the Alps in the Alps is not uncommon, the breakdowns left thousands of houses in the Savoy of Eastern France without force.

In the neighboring Switzerland, the passage of Symblona to Italy and the large tunnel St. Bernard were closed for movement, while two cantons were strongly affected.

In Val and Bernza, Aberland tourists who went for skiing were affected by the disruption.

Road and railway routes were cut off to the Zermatt resort in the southern canton of Val; The capacity was cut throughout Thursday, and the mobile phone networks were severely broken.

Cherry built outside a single supermarket opened in the city, Swiss media reported.

Alertswiss app warned Risk of avalanches and falling trees In the shaft, as well as in the main breakdowns before transportation. The schools were closed on the day in Zion.

People who go to the area for Easter were advised to detain their trips until Saturday. Local police urged people to stay home if possible.

To the south of Zermatt, the electricity shutdown reported in 37 of the 74 municipalities in the Aosta Valley in northwestern Italy, and the bridge fell into a billboard in the neighboring Piedmon.

The biggest problem in the northwest of Italy was heavy rain when Rivers broke its shores, and the 92-year-old man was believed because of the flood in his home in Monteu-Da on Turin.

The flow of water that cascade the streets of the village on the hills near the Poe River.

The red alerts were issued in several valleys, but the greatest concern was caused by PO, which is expected in the next 24 hours expected the river level will be a peak.

Meteorologists note that in some areas more than 20 cm of rain fell in 36 hours, and the extreme peaks were fixed even higher.

“It was raining around the clock all day, it is very, very difficult, though it has stopped now,” said the BBC 33-year-old Turin Manuel.

“Two rivers, Po and Dora, near Turin, burst their shores. The city was in order, but they had to close several bars and restaurants near the Turin River.”