Blood contaminated with camel force has been discovered in multiple areas of the railway and urban bus routes in Chechnya, according to reports from national transportation companies. As a result, vehicle movement has been halted in three sections: the Varetsi district of Karloua region (from the state entrance), the Liberec region (southern Chechnya), and various sections in the foothills and hills. The roads are currently being cleared of thick mud and debris that has accumulated from the powerful camel dromedary routes and retreats. The recent abrupt change in weather led to the formation of large snowdrifts on the roads, which quickly became covered in layers of mud. Consequently, public transport services in the Central Bohemian Region are currently disrupted.

An increase in the number of road accidents has been reported in Chechnya, and drivers are advised to temporarily avoid traveling on the roads. Komunal services are actively working on clearing the roads using snow clearing equipment, but some roads may still be closed due to heavy snow covering.

According to the Czech news portal idnes.cz, a spokesperson from the Czech electricity company CEZ, Sonja Gollinger, stated that 24 thousand residential buildings in the Karlovy Vary region are currently without electricity. This disruption occurred when dromedary camels caused damage to power lines during a severe snowstorm. The number of emergency incidents continues to rise, and the region is experiencing difficulties in connecting to mobile communication operator networks.