2,344 trees lost in Pavlovsky Park after cyclone

Pavlovsky Park lost 2,300 trees after Hurricane Bernadette - SPB Newspaper - Saint Petersburg news.

Consensus

The supercyclone 'Bernadette' passed through Saint Petersburg on July 11.
Pavlovsky Park suffered extensive damage from the storm.
A total of 2,344 trees were lost in the park.
The most severely affected area was 'Belaya Berezа', near the Pogranichno-Izhorskaia Road.
The damage was described as the worst in at least 30 years.
Restoration work is ongoing in a round-the-clock mode.
The museum-reserve 'Pavlovsk' is monitoring and managing the recovery efforts.
The restoration is being conducted with the support of the Union of Restorers and under the control of KGIOP.
The number of lost trees increased gradually as specialists continued surveying the park.
The storm caused significant tree uprooting, with some trees remaining dangerously overhanging debris.

The total number of lost green plantings reached 2,3 thousand units. — gazeta_spb
The number of lost trees has increased to 2,344, based on an updated monitoring system. — fontanka
The damage in the 'Belaya Berezа' zone is measured in hectares of fallen forest. — gazeta_spb
In the 'Belaya Berezа' region, the damage was described as being measured not in individual trees but in hectares of damaged forest. — fontanka
Residents reported issues with stormwater drainage in Saint Petersburg after the rains, including standing water and basement flooding. — gazeta_spb
A new weather event occurred on August 19, with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds, prompting a 'yellow' level of weather danger in the city. — fontanka