Kamchatka, Russia, is buried under so much snow that locals are jumping out of multi-storey buildings straight into the drifts and emerging completely unhurt. The thick, soft snow acts like a natural airbag, leading to viral clips of daring leaps from windows with no harm done. #multistorybuilding | #snow | #snowfall | #noharm | #kamchatkalife | #russia | #RepublicWorld | Republic

The biggest snow fall in 60 years on Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula created vast drifts that blocked building entrances and buried cars. | ABC News

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Children turn heavy snowfall into a thrill as they slide down snow-covered buildings in Russia’s Kamchatka, a stunning winter moment now going viral. #TimesNow #TimesNowNews | TIMES NOW

A powerful winter storm has paralysed Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, burying streets and homes under record snowfall. In the regional capital, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, snow and ice falling from rooftops have killed at least two people. Authorities declared a citywide emergency as schools shut, transport came to a halt, and rescue teams rushed to reach residents trapped under heavy snowdrifts amid strong winds and dangerous conditions. Read more stories on siasat.com | The Siasat Daily